GHA eradication algaecide

Troylee · Feb 3, 2023

ibajaks said:
I had one but it couldn't get into the rack well enough and started starving so i sold it. Now i can't find another one for a reasonable price locally. You wouldn't, by any chance be in the central Texas area would you?

Nah I’m in Vegas.. sorry! He’s a pig too lol

Renaissance corals · Feb 3, 2023

Troylee said:
Nah I’m in Vegas.. sorry! He’s a pig too lol

Oh well. It was worth a shot

Fredrxn · Feb 5, 2023

Troylee said:
Get a sea hare and it will be clean in a week.. I have one I gotta trade off now! Dudes a cow and mows it down lol.. he’s gonna starve if I don’t..

What kind of sea hare?

Randy Holmes-Farley · Feb 5, 2023

ibajaks said:
Only crustaceans are dwarf hermits. I can move them out if needed. And i plan on starting an a micro dose and increasing from there. Do you think it would be safe/ effective

I do not know.

Troylee · Feb 5, 2023

Fredrxn said:
What kind of sea hare?

Dolabella

Renaissance corals · Feb 5, 2023

Randy Holmes-Farley said:
I do not know.

I ran a test on an unfortunate blue leg almost immediately after your last response and it's still doing good. I ended up deciding on a diluted spot treating, and removed the rest of the hermits in case that one was a fluke. Ive had great results so far.

Tamberav · Feb 5, 2023

Hermits survive a lot of medications. I had them survive some crazy stuff from chloroquine phosphate to copper. Accidentally scooped them up when moving some sand over. I remember a post on here where one survived 30 days in Cupermine at 0.5, it was in the overflow unknown.

Renaissance corals · Feb 5, 2023

Tamberav said:
Hermits survive a lot of medications. I had them survive some crazy stuff from chloroquine phosphate to copper. Accidentally scooped them up when moving some sand over. I remember a post on here where one survived 30 days in Cupermine at 0.5, it was in the overflow unknown.

Okay so they are basically little tanks. Got it. Thanks for letting me know. They can handle it