Flucanozole

[Eoka]

I have bad bryopsis. Could someone who's used it help me. I need to know what to use, how much, and anything else. Thanks

 

[MnFish1]

I have bad bryopsis. Could someone who's used it help me. I need to know what to use, how much, and anything else. Thanks

You can use the forums to search for the protocol.

 

[stoney7713]

I have bad bryopsis. Could someone who's used it help me. I need to know what to use, how much, and anything else. Thanks

I've used it before, done 2 rounds of micro doses. I had no problems. I used 1/6 of the recommended dose.
Here's a thread that should tell you everything you need to know.

Thread 'Micro dose of flucozanole' https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/micro-dose-of-flucozanole.977658/

 

[Eoka]

I've used it before, done 2 rounds of micro doses. I had no problems. I used 1/6 of the recommended dose.
Here's a thread that should tell you everything you need to know.

Thread 'Micro dose of flucozanole' https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/micro-dose-of-flucozanole.977658/

Okay thanks

 

[WhatCouldGoWrong71]

I've used it before, done 2 rounds of micro doses. I had no problems. I used 1/6 of the recommended dose.
Here's a thread that should tell you everything you need to know.

Thread 'Micro dose of flucozanole' https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/micro-dose-of-flucozanole.977658/

Interesting. I have a zoa colony/patch, whatever you kids call it these days. Within this area I get 2-3 bryopsis leaves poke through the tight zoa garden. I have been hitting them with 1-2 ml of peroxide right in the tank. They same to die off then pop up in another spot 2-3 weeks later. But, literally just 2,3 or maybe 4 fern like leaves. I get GHA from time to time also. I was flirting with this chemical, but really didn't want to risk anything in the tank. But, this micro dosing is very interesting.

 

[stoney7713]

Interesting. I have a zoa colony/patch, whatever you kids call it these days. Within this area I get 2-3 bryopsis leaves poke through the tight zoa garden. I have been hitting them with 1-2 ml of peroxide right in the tank. They same to die off then pop up in another spot 2-3 weeks later. But, literally just 2,3 or maybe 4 fern like leaves. I get GHA from time to time also. I was flirting with this chemical, but really didn't want to risk anything in the tank. But, this micro dosing is very interesting.

There's always a chance adding chemicals to your tank something could be adversely affected, but this seems like a fairly safe route.

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

Please use a low dose. 1/4 dose has worked for me in the past. Full dose inhibited cal and alk uptake in my reef. That tells me it was effecting my SPS. At a 1/4 dose the effect on uptake was very minimal.

 

[Eoka]

Interesting. I have a zoa colony/patch, whatever you kids call it these days. Within this area I get 2-3 bryopsis leaves poke through the tight zoa garden. I have been hitting them with 1-2 ml of peroxide right in the tank. They same to die off then pop up in another spot 2-3 weeks later. But, literally just 2,3 or maybe 4 fern like leaves. I get GHA from time to time also. I was flirting with this chemical, but really didn't want to risk anything in the tank. But, this micro dosing is very interesting.

It's bad

 

[c0kefree]

Fluc worked wonders for me in the spots that were exposed to light.

The spots that were in the shade remained, albeit seriously stunted. I plucked and siphoned out as much as i could, and bought a lettuce nudibranch… he ate all of the remaining spots in about a week and a half.

 

[CoralB]

I have bad bryopsis. Could someone who's used it help me. I need to know what to use, how much, and anything else. Thanks

I’ve used it recently with great success . No losses of fish or coral . Use the directions on the box . My bryopsis was completely gone after two and a half weeks . Be patient, run your skimmer without it’s cup or have a airstone running , keep tabs on your parameters , and I added microbactor 7 about every other day . No more bryopsis
!! :cool: