Dosing 12% Hydrogen Peroxide

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Every bottle that I've bought of 3% is usually inert, can't find any fresh bottles of H2o2.

So went to home depot and grabbed 12%. Since it's a higher strength, what's your recommended dosage?

I was using 3% at 1ML to tackle dinos, which was effective when I got non expired bottles of peroxide.
 
Since you're still dosing, you can see it rarely kills

It suppresses

It'll keep doing this until you change application type: dosing water is last place effective. You'll be repeating it indefinitely

1st place effective, something u haven't tried, is based on tank size actually and no other parameter/ID

How many gallons is your tank. If it's not too big, there's something that works to a much better degree. A way of cleaning the system that hasn't been done yet/ therefore all the offending biomass is still in place.

Reduce the dose x4 = 3% is what you were used to
 
I'm going to rip the sand out, then. Seems like a more effective approach, then I'll bleach the sand and slowly reintroduce.
 
those target cells are in the rocks, they'll re express most likely a while and you need to be able to remove them physically off the glass walls, bottom, etc. what this does is enable you to be rough inside the system and stir up no waste.

if you put the sand back too fast it'll just blanket over.

but removing that sand is a powerful option

lets see tank pic
removing sand, if you remove it with water in the tank it's probably 95% safe. I have 5% links handy for absolute crashes though. it's not perfect

what is perfect: surgical ordered total disassembly. that will protect your fish and corals, 100%, and takes work. which are u planning

once the offending biomass is removed 99%, then all treatments to the water/UV/all the common dinos moves are amplified in strength by orders, less actual target mass to work on.

how many gallons u at>

top 6 rip cleans Ive seen
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/algae-identification.707457/
 
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my friend recommended me a seawater bacterial product, I found to be particularly effective for dino
 

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