MY CORALS ARE DYING AFTER PRAZI

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Hi Everybody,

I actually posted here that my corals were loosing colour after prazi treatment.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/soft-corals-are-losing-colour-after-prazi.822425/#post-8864104
after couple days, my xenias and zoas are vanished. Polyp corals about to vanish too. Many of them are dying. First the small corals died. Now big ones like leather corals they also started to give brown skin on their skins. Lps corals lost coral( I brought them to my friend) also. Some mushrooms corals are died and some lost colour completelly. My prazi was solved in solvent that led bacterial bloom. And now my nitrate is 1 ppm phospate 0.18 ppm.
I feel desperate. Any help would be nice
Thanks.
 
Are you sure its not because you have no nitrate? Prazi doesn't harm corals (maybe it can if its overdosed or it is in some unsafe form but I have no clue about the second). Do you feed the corals daily and if so what food?
 
Also, the fritz monstor may have taken all of the nitrate away from the corals
 
Are you sure its not because you have no nitrate? Prazi doesn't harm corals. Do you feed the corals daily and if so what food?
Well, actually What I am thinking they are dying because of no nitrate. After bacterial bloom my nitrate went to 1 ppm. Then first dies started. I do feed amino acids once per 2 days. aquaforest vitality, amino mix and growth boost.
 
Prazi kills worms. This means, depending on the species, it could be killing worms in your tank that in turn are releasing toxins that are killing the corals. This is the number one reason I won't dump praziquantel into my tank and instead put it in very tiny doses into the fish food and dose over several days.
 
Also, the fritz monstor may have taken all of the nitrate away from the corals
That’s also another suspecious thing. Just a
Prazi kills worms. This means, depending on the species, it could be killing worms in your tank that in turn are releasing toxins that are killing the corals. This is the number one reason I won't dump praziquantel into my tank and instead put it in very tiny doses into the fish food and dose over several days.
ı liked the idea about giving with food.
but Its late for me that already lost many corals
 
Prazi kills worms. This means, depending on the species, it could be killing worms in your tank that in turn are releasing toxins that are killing the corals. This is the number one reason I won't dump praziquantel into my tank and instead put it in very tiny doses into the fish food and dose over several days.

Prazi doesn't seem to bother spaghetti worms, bristle worms, and feather dusters. I think the dose would have to be very high to kill those.
 
Prazi doesn't seem to bother spaghetti worms, bristle worms, and feather dusters. I think the dose would have to be very high to kill those.
When I followed 2.5mg\L it did not killed any bristle or feathers.
 
Flatworms and others are the ones that usually release toxins. Wouldn't take much to start a domino effect.
 

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