Flucanazole and Polyp Extension

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Is it normal for Acro's to have reduced polyp extension during flucanazole treatment?
 
Depends how heavy you treated it, but I have noticed some slight change for a couple of weeks during the process. It didn't actually impact any of my SPS though. After the first water change everything went back to normal.
 
Is it normal for Acro's to have reduced polyp extension during flucanazole treatment?
What type of Fluconazole did you use? The Flux Rx brand didn’t impact polyp extension at all for me.
 
Depends how heavy you treated it, but I have noticed some slight change for a couple of weeks during the process. It didn't actually impact any of my SPS though. After the first water change everything went back to normal.

Yes. Right now slight changes. Here is my shortcake. Always had massive PE but its not just extending well since I dosed. Just did the regular dosage per instructions.
 

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Its normal for them to do that aswell as your alk consumption to plummet so watch for those alk spikes.
 
Its normal for them to do that aswell as your alk consumption to plummet so watch for those alk spikes.

Yes tank is on the trident so watching very closely.
 

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