So you tested on Red Planaria Flat Worms and What Nudis? Zoa eating or Monti? Thanks
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Yes planaria, asterna, aefw, monti eating nudis, bristleworms and those are all i could find.So you tested on Red Planaria Flat Worms and What Nudis? Zoa eating or Monti? Thanks
We put an add on a few forums a while back for aquarium pests. The misses teaches marine bio and we used them for a few lessons, got some neat pests and random inverts, most intentionally. .Except the nudibrachs those were unwelcomed boy what a pita to remove from a reef!!!Thats pretty insane that you have almost all the major aquarium pests to test this on.
Tested quite a few dips on the pests bayer for the most part decimated everything. But couldn't use it in a school setting.Incredible
I can’t add the full video, size is too large. Here’s a link to the video. But I can say it instantly removes & kills flat worms. Left it sit as per the instructions for 10 mins anyway then rinse with fresh batch of tank water. Corals we’re very quick to open up after dipping. It smells just like olbas oil (eucalyptus) or Vics Vapour rub. You could probably sniff this stuff for a stuffy nose.Man I was hoping for death. We must get videos of Dipping Death. NOW WHERE are they. Come on people.
Yeah I saw that too just recently myself. May have to seek out a new dip here it looks like.Does expel go out of stock regularly? Can’t find it anywhere. Their website actually has all products “out of stock”. Getting back in the hobby and was planning to get off on the right foot. Was planning on using Battlecorals blend of this and the poly lab primer.
You think the reef primer is good enough on its own? Was going to try to avoid Bayer if possible.Yeah I saw that too just recently myself. May have to seek out a new dip here it looks like.