Flucanozol

[graeve11]

I have bryopsis in my tank and my tank is about a month old. I have an acan, zoa, and hammer coral. Pistol shrimp and goby, and clown. What do you guys think about flucanozol

 

[Ta2oodfreak]

Pull all of it you can by hand and dig whatever roots out you can with a sharp object. Try reef Flux and that should knock the rest out.

 

[Auquanut]

I am starting a fluconazol treatment on my 4 year old 125 gallon mixed reef tomorrow. I have to admit, I'm a little nervous. I've never been a big proponent of chemical treatments or additives, but this is just getting away from me.

I've done extensive research, and there are a lot of really positive results, and a few horror stories. I intend to manually remove as much as possible before starting the treatment, change socks often, and continue to remove anything I can throughout the treatment to avoid drastic increases in nitrate and phosphate.

I also have a reserve supply of RO/DI water and carbon at the ready in case things start to go south for my coral and I need to put the brakes on and do a major water change. Cautiously optimistic. Wish me luck.

 

[zalick]

Ive dosed it in the past and had no issues with LPS or fish.

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

I’ve done it after a bad lfs sold rock with spores on it out of a dark tank. Fluconazol worked, safely. No harm to inverts corals or fish.