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View Poll Results: Do you have Red Bugs?
Yes 9 8.04%
No 87 77.68%
Maybe 10 8.93%
Maybe not 6 5.36%
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Old 05-31-2007, 02:11 AM
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no, thanks to your gift of Interceptor
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Old 05-31-2007, 03:16 AM
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I discovered I had them in January and treated the tank and I haven't seen any since. Your poll should have asked " have you ever had them?" as well. That said, there are worse things to have like the acro eating flatworms. YIKES!!! I now treat everything before I put it in my reef.
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Old 05-31-2007, 03:29 AM
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Treated for red bugs when I set up the new tank. Every acro that I have brought home from an aquarium store has had red bugs, so every one that goes into my tank gets a 12 hour Interceptor treatment.
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Been there done that a couple of times. Treated earlier this year and currently red bug free.
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I've had to treat some acros in QT, but haven't had them in my tank.
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Do they only affect Acro's or other corals other than that? Thanks!
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As far as I know they only affect smooth skin acros. I did read on RC once that someones monti's had them also, but I am not sure how much truth that holds.
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