HELP!!!! IS THIS ZOA POX??

[PeterB113]

I was just dipping and cleaning all my zoas and saw this idk if it is pox or not pls lmk.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Hard to tell out of water but feel free to give it an iodine dip

 

[PeterB113]

Hard to tell out of water but feel free to give it an iodine dip

I did also removed zoa spiders off them hopefully they get better rasta zoas

 

[vetteguy53081]

I did also removed zoa spiders off them hopefully they get better rasta zoas

That will be a difference maker

 

[PeterB113]

That will be a difference maker

Look how many spiders i found on it last night.... Should i just throw this frag out??

 

[vetteguy53081]

Holy moly- 34 years and never seen this many total
I would look at the source it came from and leave frag in and check daily to see if any more spiders appear

 

[PeterB113]

Holy moly- 34 years and never seen this many total
I would look at the source it came from and leave frag in and check daily to see if any more spiders appear

I removed 2 frags because they werent looking good and those are the ones i dipped. I have a zoa garden and all my other ones look great. Im wondering if im jeopardizing my garden by putting them back in there??what do u think

 

[vetteguy53081]

I removed 2 frags because they werent looking good and those are the ones i dipped. I have a zoa garden and all my other ones look great. Im wondering if im jeopardizing my garden by putting them back in there??what do u think

Jeopardizing is possible but I also question if any or eggs remain.
They can lay many eggs.
Some removal treatment techniques are:
Magnesium Chloride Dip (MgCl2) using RO/DI water at a 1.024spg for half a minute. This method was suggested by Bob Fenner
- continuous cycle of freshwater dips with the correct temperature and pH.
- Physical removal can be an effective method of prevention, but should only be used as a first step.

 

[PeterB113]

Jeopardizing is possible but I also question if any or eggs remain.
They can lay many eggs.
Some removal treatment techniques are:
Magnesium Chloride Dip (MgCl2) using RO/DI water at a 1.024spg for half a minute. This method was suggested by Bob Fenner
- continuous cycle of freshwater dips with the correct temperature and pH.
- Physical removal can be an effective method of prevention, but should only be used as a first step.

Ive heard people saying 20min freshwater dip. What do you think ?