reminds me I have to revisit your thread, just have to set aside a half day to do so
Good luck with that!
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reminds me I have to revisit your thread, just have to set aside a half day to do so
Your welcome my friend! 15 years at this, and never had a problem with these pests! This tank is throwing every reefing challenge imaginable at me, but not giving in, nope, not 1 bit I would much rather welcome RB's or AEFW over RP, this has been a real nightmare! If you go back on this thread, you can see how I broke the tank down and killed the rock, dipped in muriatic acid, soaked in bleach, and still........ RP!!! Likely my frags in quarantine at the time still had them, despite dipping. Good news today though, have not spotted one RP yet, but will continue the gameplanWow sorry to hear you lose fish like that and sorry to hear of your infestation.
Thank you for the warning.
The chemical itself is harmless, always has been each time used in the past. Point for me is, that this was a total infestation, I would imagine that we were looking at a couple thousand, maybe more. The next treatment will not be able to allow for the population to become strong again, therefore the harmless chemical, shouldn't have to kill so many. I am 100% certain it was the RP dying that harmed the fish. Hopefully my problem will help or encourage others readingThat sucks, never heard of using Fe, at 2 or 3 dead fish I would not try it again, not an expert on fish but maybe Fe is poisonous to some?
If you can siphon into a sock in the sump you can siphon all day if you want, keep carbon fresh, I did this and eradicated an epidemic, you can even add floss to the sock, gentler landing for the planaria, less chance they will explode!