Zoa eating nudi's and flatworm exit

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FW exit has a very short shelflife. If its coming to the end it'll get weaker. Check the use by date.

Also once its opened it degrades quicker. It does Kill zoa eating Nudi's, it'll also give any asterinas a kicking (kinda like knocks them out for a while) but they come back eventually. Adding it to coral RX / Dettol dips prior to introducing new corals kills pretty much everything apart from the scurge that is Vermatid Snails (how do we kill these???? urrggghhhh!!!).

I think in any case you'll need a wrasse to help out as you'll always get a stubborn one sitting in a low flow zone or you'll have eggs laid between dosages. Yellow Coris are great fish for zoas, so is a melanurus, just unfortunately the mellanurus will turn on your snails eventually.

Thanks for the input! I started a new thread discussing dipping options and solutions.
 

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