Lol, yeah it was one heck of a trip!
Lol, yes, plenty of snails, but they are not keeping the algae at bay. Need a few more algae eaters as well as some peppermint shrimp to battle aptasia and a crab for the bubble algae.Looks like you have more than 2 snails in the tank...or is it 200.
The dip for lps goes like this...it has grown and a lot of people have added and adjusted but here's what I do.Latest additions, also NOT happy
The dip for lps goes like this...it has grown and a lot of people have added and adjusted but here's what I do.
4gal tank water mix 500mg cipro and 10 scoops of chemiclean.
After thats mixed add
Iodine 5 droppers full
amino acid 5ml
Coral restore 5ml
Witch hazel 5ml
Let the coral sit in the bath with no heater and an airstone for about 6 hours.
I've found if there is heave damage I will add a heater and go for 12 hours and add Iodine again every couple hours.
In the 3rd to last pic there are a lot of flat worms on the hammer.
Those will definitely spread in your tank but it sounds like you got that under control
I need some of these... where did you get them?I got some Nudi pics to share
Maybe while they are laying around on the beach they can eat up some aiptasia!!
T was watching a BRS video and they had linked 2 site. We went with Reeftown.com
I need like a dozen of those lol...ReefTown, Berghia Nudibranchs for saltwater aquariums | Eliminate and kill Aiptasia Anemones naturally
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I put about a 1 inch aptasia that was on the sandbed in there...they devoured it in 10 min!
Time to go in the cube:
Same, but they're not cheap and recommendations are one per 10 gallons. It's expected that they will reproduce and over time rid the tank of aptasia completely ....fingers crossed!
