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![]() What type of iodine do you recommend?
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![]() Iodine is pretty harsh for some corals. Bayer is the most coral friendly and effective dip I've used, if you can get it. Corals will start to extend polyps almost immediately after being replaced in the tank. Even sensitive ones like A Echinata.
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![]() What product should I use to treat red plantaria in my tank? Btw thanks for the input.
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![]() Flatworm Exit if you can get it. I haven't used it for years, so I don't know about availability.
It's very important to do your research before using it, flatworms are extremely toxic! |
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![]() Thanks.!Now that you say that I'm not sure if I'll treat the tank, kind of scares me. Probably just wait and see what happens. But I'm going to do a dip on them today for sure. Btw what is the best site to learn about corals and what they like for their environment?
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![]() Canreef!
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![]() Where do you Guys get bayers??
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