It is posted further up in this page, post #15
It took 2 weeks to kill the bryopsis in my tank with nearly no effort. On average that is all it takes.
"On Average" please add link with facts to the source that 2 weeks is all it takes to eliminate this pest. Because I can link multiple sources of bryopsis being an ongoing issue that is hard to cure.
It really does work. Keep in mind when you read that thread that the ones that are taking longer are not trying to kill bryopsis they are killing green hair algae with it. It will kill some species of green hair algae but it takes longer usually 21days and two treatments of the medication. Bryopsis death becomes apparent in about 4 days in but averages 2 weeks to eradicate it completely from the system. Some take a little longer than others as you know all tanks are not the same and there is more than 1 species of bryopsis
I did this treatment myself on my own 180 gallon reef. It really does work.
How many pills did you use and how many treatments did you do?
I always QT my fishes, and dip my corals in Bayer. So I'm really not sure how it got in my tank. I have ordered fluco, we'll keep you all posted and let you know how it goes. But starting over, sadly is not an option.
It works. 7 days for me.
Bayer only kills bugs. Is a realm I don't like to hear Bayer so highly reccomended. It's not a n all in one.
do some research on the best way to use it. Never use it undiluted.
After I do the fluco treatment, every coral gets a toothbrush, revive, and Bayer treatment. I'm not fighting this again. ☹
right!
After this PITA algae, I hate saying this, but I'm willing to take a risk with peroxide, even if some sick ones don't make it through.
lol. right? Just go slow. I def stopped as much impulse buying. I i did i just gave the lfs money and put it on hold.
One 200mg capsule per 10g of wv. The full instructions are on the 1st page or 2 of the bryopsis/fluconazole thread I posted a link to last night.
