- Location
- Dingmans ferry PA
i dont know man. charlie and i found it friday 
had no idea i had them.
had no idea i had them.
just traded some corals and lots of acro eating flatworms!!
- Thread starter ducati335i
- Start date
- Location
- Long Island
+1
I would also look for some cash from the guy you traded with. A basically brand new MH light/fixture for AEFW!!??? I know you gave the guy a pass, but if I were him, I would still give you a few bucks...
- Location
- 11756
I'm not following..why would he throw away all the coral if he has a QT set up for this exact purpose? What's the point of the QT if you just throw frags out that have AEFW or some other bug?
I'd at least give it a shot in the QT tank.
I'd at least give it a shot in the QT tank.
It's a battle to beat them I would never feel safe putting them in my tank knowing they where on the coral at one time
Good luck with your fight its going to be a hard one keep is posted
- Location
- suffolk
i dont know man. charlie and i found it friday
Crazy. I would deff hurry up and grab the zeo and dose it heavily. Get a jump on it right away.
- Location
- smithtown, long island
Well the corals may die just from the 2x dip I did..... I'm only concerned about the eggs ... But if I dip every 5 days a couple weeks? That's not good enough? Can these eggs b dormant?
- Location
- suffolk
Being that they where or looked like fresh cuts? If they where fresh cuts then there where probably no eggs layer yet. Also if u cover the cut part completely with glue u should have a problem with them hatching per say. I would let them heal up , then dip again. Don't go so overboard with the concentrations. Just a little over recommended should be fine. I'd wait say two weeks and see if anything else falls off them. If there is and they look really small I would deff keep them in qt for a while and see if there are any left and that all the eggs hatched and u have cleaned them completely.
- Location
- smithtown, long island
That sounds like great advice.. I'm going to let them sit in there and retreat like u said and maybe they will color up in time.. I def won't be adding any for a good while for sure!
- Location
- michigan
i would qt them and see what happens they look like fresh cuts and should have only had the bugs most of the eggs are always on the base but I have seen them on the coral too I lost all my sps over 4 months summer of 2010 after that just walked away till 2012 now back in starting over ..good luck hope they pull thru the dipp process.
- Location
- Dingmans ferry PA
there are many people that live with them. some are the top people in reef keeping. i would name a few but not sure if they want to be publicly outed even though they are open about them at our reef club.
- Location
- smithtown, long island
Since its too late and they are in my qt I'm just gonna watch them for a bit.. No idea if they will ever b introduced.. This is a good qt tank and I'm pissed that I may have to tear it down and start over! Thank god I have 2 qt tanks! it's always something man! I guess I'll end up buying a good amount of Sps and place it in my other qt tank .
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