hey guys,,so im losing heads on my frogspwan and i was talkin with other members and i was reccomended to try revive coral cleaner. i think i have a parasite in my frogspawn ,,it was over 50+ heads and im down to like 40. is this the best stuff or is there something better ????? thank in advance
Two Little Fishies ReVive Coral Cleaner
- Thread starter bigdog1428
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- Location
- Staten Island
Damn thats a big froggy! Must be insane when it's all opened up. I got 1 head and when it's blown up it's close to 5 inches
- Location
- lindenhurst,ny
I looked it up I think its brown jelly disease u have look it up I would nap all the heads that don't look good off and get rid of them maybe if u have a small tank u can put them in there to see if they will recover but u should remove them from the colony before it spreads to the other heads .and also I would take the whole piece out and us that revive I was telling u about .from what I read the brown jelly is a bacterial I belive the revive sound kill it not 100 percent sure but def worth a try I've used it to dip corals before putting them in my tank and they were fine just follow the directions on the bottle
- Location
- long island
You always need to dip the coral
- Location
- Staten Island
Water pars that's the answer.. What do they look like and with what kits??
- Location
- Franklin Square, NY
x2..all Euphyillia species are good indicators of water quality because they usually are hardy corals. When they don't open up and look good check the water...if it is a jelly infection it's very contagious to entire colony...
- Location
- New Jersey
Is the revive the same as Coral Rx. Meaning can I use this to dip my corals when I buy from other members to ensure there are no pests tagging along?
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY
Same thing no, similar thing yes.
- Location
- LONG ISLAND
I use revive by two little fishes, never had a probelm with the product. Dip all my corals in them before "they " go into the main tank
- Location
- New Jersey
I will give revive a try since my local LFS sells it. Thanks.
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