I was dosing it for a while a year ago to try to control Bryopsis in one tank and any algae growth in my new tank. I dosed for about 4 months until "GoFish" came up with Fluconazole that got rid of the bryopsis and I stopped dosing. I don't remember off hand what the dose was. "BbLinks" Rich recommended the dosage. Really didn't do much for Bryopsis. However one positive was it killed all the red planaria in my tank, a negative was the snails were not a big fan of it.
It can be used effectively as a dip to control unwanteds on your new frags especially algae.
Dosing with hydrogen peroxide is very similar to dosing with ozone. It increases the redox in your tank. A little is a good thing too much is a really bad thing.
I truly believe there is an untapped usage for hydrogen peroxide in a reef tank. Just need some guinea pigs to figure out what it is.
I have always wondered how dosing Hydrogen Peroxide would control AEFW or vermetid snails. There is no literature on this.
As with anything proceed with caution and take it slow.
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