lightcs4
Loving to learn
Hope your able to get it worked out. They look like very nice additions. Good luck.
Zoa -- How much retraction is normal?
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dcantucson
Reef pro
Sen I would consider fragging some of those good ones towards the back.
Zissou
What about my dynamite?
In bj's post the page he linked to shows a cure at the bottom! :^:
sen5241b
Reef enthusiast
I may have to try this.
Rcpilot
Reef enthusiast
That link that BJ gave always shows up when somebody has receding zoas with spots on the polyps. I've seen that article about 20 times in my short 2yrs in this hobby. I thought I had zoa pox once, but it turned out to just be specs of sand. I have spent a LOT of time reading about zoa pox and treatment of zoa pox. That article seams to be THE CURE for zoa pox.
I'd do it. I'd do it NOW.
Fragging them doesn't do any good. The frags will develop zoa pox too. Buy some of that anti-fungal stuff and get after it man!! Don't wait any longer. Dip 'em! Dip 'em! Dip 'em!
Good luck.
I'd do it. I'd do it NOW.
Fragging them doesn't do any good. The frags will develop zoa pox too. Buy some of that anti-fungal stuff and get after it man!! Don't wait any longer. Dip 'em! Dip 'em! Dip 'em!
Good luck.
sen5241b
Reef enthusiast
I drove to 4 places to find the furan 2! (I worked 18 hours Monday and 11 yesterday!)
I think you really need to put the furan in a container and shake it hard. It doesn't dissolve easily and during the treatment it just settles to the bottom of the container.
I think you really need to put the furan in a container and shake it hard. It doesn't dissolve easily and during the treatment it just settles to the bottom of the container.
