Bayer dip question

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Quick question. My local wal mart only carried the bayer advanced insect killer for lawns. They don't have the complete version. Is this the same thing?

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First of all, welcome to R2R.

I don't believe it's the same product and would be hesitant to use it until you know for sure. Let's see if @redfishbluefish or @mdbannister might know for sure. I believe Lowes is still carrying the Bayer Complete, but I think HD has dropped it, at least in my area.
 
Thank you for the welcome. Been meaning to join this site. Yes I'm going to hold back until I get some more info.
 
That is not the right stuff.....you want Bayer Advanced Complete Insect Killer (For Soil & Turf - Concentrated). It contains two active ingredients:

Imidacloprid.......0.72%
B-Cyfluthrin........0.36%


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Ok thanks for the help. Will definitely try to track down the right one then.
 
It's pretty variable- one of the best writeups used 10 ml/4 ounces, but I've seen reefers use as little as 1 ml/4 ounces. I haven't noticed any poor effects from a 3-5 minute dip, so I usually shoot for 5-10 ml/4 ounces depending on the type of sps.
 
what is the dilution to mix in order to dip sps ?


You've opened up a can of worms! Check out THIS thread. If you're in a rush, page 3, post #55 has a summary.


I use 1 ml per 100 mls of tank water for about 15 minutes followed by two rinses with tank water.
 
Great thanks for the link.
 

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