AEFW. - QT in the DT

Thanks guys. You guys ever look into the KZ FW Stop?

Used to do for years ZEOvit.
Have used the stop too, it's promoting more slime on the SPS as that will give you some kind of protection but it really won't stop the AEFW.
 
A local reefer swears by the stuff and was curious to others thoughts. Thanks.
 
How long after stopping use did you notice the AEFW?

It ain't working against AEFW.
When I had my corals in the QT for treatment I had one large green/blue tip table SPS with AEFW that I put in my Anemone 60 cube that I have in my fish room and try to treat it with FW stop............... eight weeks in full of AEFW.
It never knocked off any of them, I just knocked the coral into the trash after 12 weeks.
Before I started my treatment tektike came over to investigate how bad it was and the most infected corals I handed to her for her research.
Large colonies Pink Lemonade, SSC, Vivid Rainbow, Red Planet, Red Dragon just to name a few and a few unknown simple colonies all went in her bucket.
 
I wonder what else she has found doing research, its been a while since her last update here. I know its an inexact science, just curious as to any new info.

I was thinking of using the FW Stop after remounting the acros but due to its cost and what's been said here I probably won't.
 
I wonder what else she has found doing research, its been a while since her last update here. I know its an inexact science, just curious as to any new info.

I was thinking of using the FW Stop after remounting the acros but due to its cost and what's been said here I probably won't.

i think you should just save your money .
Best think i ever used from KZ is their coral vitlizer , works amazing
 
dip 7 done , one more week
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