I have a question about dosing Cipro

So I want to check my math on this, so if I am aiming for 16 mg, and I have 750 mg total in 75 ml of water, that would be (16/750)x75 to find out how many ml I need to add? I got 1.6 with this, is this correct?
Ok...this really isn't that difficult. I'll try and explain again as clear as I can.

Take ONE (500mg) cipro tablet. Crush it into a fine powder. Add 50ml or RO/DI water to that and mix until well dissolved. THIS IS YOUR CIPRO SOLUTION.

To find the correct dosage for your tank. (33 gallons= 125 liters.)
so: 125L x .125 = 15.6ml (round up to 16ml)

So 16ml is your DOSE per treatment.

Day one: 16ml dose at lights out and the next 16ml dose at lights up.
Day two: repeat
Day three: repeat.
day 4 repeat
day 5 repeat
day 6 repeat
day 7 repeat. (if things looking good, you can stop)
 
I’ve tried to save a whole tank doing cipro and yes sometimes it works and sometimes brown jelly comes back!
At this point have to instantly dip any effected coral.
 

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