Aefw treatment? Wormwood powder

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Has anyone used wormwood powder as an intank treatment for aefw? Or are there any other possible treatments?

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AJ
 
some people have good experience with it but do a lot of research as I have heard of it being lethal if directions are followed to the T
Another method I’ve seen on here that is most challenging but possibly the only option for some is to take all the corals out and start a dip schedule for each one in a separate holding tank
 
I know a local whom I really respect that said that wormwood worked great for him. It killed all of the worms, so he treated for a few life cycles and has not seen any since. If he does not have any yet in a year, then this will be conclusive for me. I do not have a formula or anything - I never really cared to ask.

There is something in Flatworm Exit that smells vaguely familiar. I am not sure if it is absinthe or green tea extract, but it appears to be a "natrual" type of med.
 
I know a local whom I really respect that said that wormwood worked great for him. It killed all of the worms, so he treated for a few life cycles and has not seen any since. If he does not have any yet in a year, then this will be conclusive for me. I do not have a formula or anything - I never really cared to ask.

There is something in Flatworm Exit that smells vaguely familiar. I am not sure if it is absinthe or green tea extract, but it appears to be a "natrual" type of med.

Is there any way for you to contact him and ask him for the formula?
 
I know a local whom I really respect that said that wormwood worked great for him. It killed all of the worms, so he treated for a few life cycles and has not seen any since. If he does not have any yet in a year, then this will be conclusive for me. I do not have a formula or anything - I never really cared to ask.

There is something in Flatworm Exit that smells vaguely familiar. I am not sure if it is absinthe or green tea extract, but it appears to be a "natrual" type of med.

I cannot find any threads of people who have tried it other then a guy posting on a video of someone doing a Bayer dip.
 
So you could use Absinthe and kill bugs and carbon dose at the same time ?

Mugwort is planted near crops to deter them from eating them. It’s smelly like camphor.
I suppose I’m concetration like an extract it could kill bugs. But at that point it’s FWE. With no other benifit I could tell.
 

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