Kanaplex

[larrysaltisfun]

Can Kanaplex be used in a display tank that has no coral if the tank is then allowed to run for eight weeks after treatment and be considered safe for coral addition?

 

[Reeflover21526]

i used kana and metroplex along with focus to my DT with corals and doesn't have any issues.

 

[larrysaltisfun]

Thanks

 

[MasterClassReefs]

Can Kanaplex be used in a display tank that has no coral if the tank is then allowed to run for eight weeks after treatment and be considered safe for coral addition?

I never had an issue using it in my tanks. I usually used it with focus in a food soak along with some garlic.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Can Kanaplex be used in a display tank that has no coral if the tank is then allowed to run for eight weeks after treatment and be considered safe for coral addition?

Kanaplex does dissipate and should be safe for later addition of coral but do a good water change when done using the kanaplex

 

[larrysaltisfun]

Thanks Vette

 

[MnFish1]

The problem is that kanaplex is degraded - and a tank with lots of rock/coral will dissipate differently in one tank as compared to another. So, while you can do it, it's not recommended to do it - but rather put the fish into a hospital tank, and treat with nothing except a sponge filter. Generally, the dosing is every 48 hours for 3 doses. but since it's product dependent I won't go into more specifics. Kanaplex does not hurt (most) corals - and is used by some to treat STN RTN. Best wishes