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Yes I did dip it and nothing came off the dip, I also tried to remove the eggs but they’re pretty stuck on there.I would remove it from the system and get rid of the eggs .
Did you try dipping ?
I don’t know if it works for aefwOk, I tried scrapping off the eggs I find to the best of my ability, flatworm only kills adults not the eggs correct? So would it be worth it to buy?
Realistically …..Yes I agree eggs of some sort. If It was actual acro eggs they spit them out of the polyp.
No I agree but just saying because it was asked.Realistically …..
has anyone ever bought a acro frag and it reproduced shortly after acclimation ?
I believe after researching and what I understood of it , there is a lot more to acro reproduction
Be careful. Dipping is stressful to corals. You’re not going to see happy healthy growth if you take everything out every week and dip it.I think the way to go for me is to dip all my acros weekly, I don’t have another established tank so I can’t qt them, I did try using a turkey baster to try and get some off, but nothing was coming off, also in the dip I didn’t see any flatworms. Im thinking that they could just be babies and I didn’t see them?
One of the recommended treatment strategies for AEFW is dipping all the acros in a system, every week for 6-8 weeks. If you don't dip them frequently enough or for long enough, you'll miss eggs/AEFW and be back to square one. They're a PITA.Be careful. Dipping is stressful to corals. You’re not going to see happy healthy growth if you take everything out every week and dip it.