My clam is thriving
It looks a bunch better! If you're going to do that, pull as much as you can before the wc and 2nd dose. Might helpDay 9 comparison. No adverse to urchins for those with urchins. This is probably turf algae. I plan on doing a water change at day 14 and doing another full dose unless there is no algae left at that time.
My Banggai Cardinals were too... I thought it was just coincidence!
Ah ha! We should tell Sweden about Purigen! This is great to know as gac does nothing to absorb it. And need to put this in the FAQ. Sad that you had to find out the hard way however. At least now you're on your way to total bryopsis/GHA annihilation! Love it!
So iv just finished treating my 125 gallon. I dosed 4000mg in it to rid myself of horrible gha. After the treatment I would say my gha is 85% gone, the places it's left are all in low light areas so adding some lights to shaded areas may be a good idea for really bad tanks. Almost everything in the tank seemed unaffected by the medication, I did lose my sea hare on day 14 but am not sure if it was related or not. He had been eating the dying algae at a much faster rate than I had ever seen before, seemed like it never even slept during the last week so maybe he overdosed on it or maybe he was older than I thought and it was gonna happen either way. I did also lose a acan during treatment but again I can't say it was due to the fluco because all other coral seems unaffected. What I can say though is this product works and works very well. Iv been struggling with this gha for months and it really seemed I was going to lose the fight. Definitely gonna be buying some more as a back up and will be shouting this from the roof tops.
Day one:
After treatment: (and some new sand)
Wow what an improvement!!! Congrats!So iv just finished treating my 125 gallon. I dosed 4000mg in it to rid myself of horrible gha. After the treatment I would say my gha is 85% gone, the places it's left are all in low light areas so adding some lights to shaded areas may be a good idea for really bad tanks. Almost everything in the tank seemed unaffected by the medication, I did lose my sea hare on day 14 but am not sure if it was related or not. He had been eating the dying algae at a much faster rate than I had ever seen before, seemed like it never even slept during the last week so maybe he overdosed on it or maybe he was older than I thought and it was gonna happen either way. I did also lose a acan during treatment but again I can't say it was due to the fluco because all other coral seems unaffected. What I can say though is this product works and works very well. Iv been struggling with this gha for months and it really seemed I was going to lose the fight. Definitely gonna be buying some more as a back up and will be shouting this from the roof tops.
Day one:
After treatment: (and some new sand)
So iv just finished treating my 125 gallon. I dosed 4000mg in it to rid myself of horrible gha. After the treatment I would say my gha is 85% gone, the places it's left are all in low light areas so adding some lights to shaded areas may be a good idea for really bad tanks. Almost everything in the tank seemed unaffected by the medication, I did lose my sea hare on day 14 but am not sure if it was related or not. He had been eating the dying algae at a much faster rate than I had ever seen before, seemed like it never even slept during the last week so maybe he overdosed on it or maybe he was older than I thought and it was gonna happen either way. I did also lose a acan during treatment but again I can't say it was due to the fluco because all other coral seems unaffected. What I can say though is this product works and works very well. Iv been struggling with this gha for months and it really seemed I was going to lose the fight. Definitely gonna be buying some more as a back up and will be shouting this from the roof tops.
Day one:
After treatment: (and some new sand)
, ------ but I'm laughing...
