Okay maybe this isn't the right place to post this (if its not , mods please move to the right topics). So i've kept sps corals for only a short period now, maybe 8-12 months. And after recently losing about 25% of the sps i had( due to a moving a tank from one house to another), i really wanna make sure i do it right this time, mainly because i dont think i can afford to lose anymore corals. And after viewing some sites and reading about some of the more invasive sps killers (ie monti eating nudi's), my question is this, A. how many of you are using coral rx? B. Does it work? C. Proof? D. Is there a better dip alternative to coral Rx and if so what are they? For me personally ive been using coral rx on all my corals ever since i had flat worms in my tank. Now does it, i dont know, all i know is what the bottle says. I know it seems to kill bristle stars lol. But ive never dipped a coral and had nudi's come off. In fact i always take the clear bowl that i use to dip them in and put it over a white surface(and then a black surface) to see if there's anything in there using a flashlight but never see anything really. Thanks everyone!
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