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I'm sorry, I can't recall saying this? In any event, that certainty hasn't been my observation. We've sucsessfully been "culturing" the organisms associated with BJD in both light and dark and have not observed any difference between the two samples.Also you wrote that BJD seems to not exist in the dark areas of the aquarium. Which leads me to ask has anyone tried a total aquarium blackout at first sight of the disease?
Yes, we will be posting the results of chemiclean shortly.Have you tryed Chemiclean? It works against cyano ( I know it’s much different) but it may work??
Did you preform dips of Hydrogen Peroxide 1:2 and 1:4 with coral or only on ciliates?Ah, that explains it! Fantastic ID @taricha!
Did you preform dips of Hydrogen Peroxide 1:2 and 1:4 with coral or only on ciliates?
I'm assuming you couldn't put back into the tank after the dip, So How would we be certain about if the bacteria was still alive in the tank?I only tested a 1:2 and 1:4 concentration on the ciliates.
In another experiment, I tested a 1:5 dilution of hydrogen peroxide (3%) on some LPS, but I moved away from that testing as I was worried about the smaller margin of safety.