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thanks for the reply,,at what dose did you administer to the reef tank ?
thanks for the reply,,at what dose did you administer to the reef tank ?
how long did you let treatment run?
at end of treatment,,what did you do ,,(water change percentage/carbon) ??
sorry for all the questions
Thank you for your time..You'll see conflicting info on snails + people have used different sources of fenbendazol. I think the leading theory is that the actual meds are not harmful to snails, but some of the other ingredients in your source could kill snails. I had no problems. You might want to browse the last few pages and gauge your comfort level. I have various fleshy LPS corals, but no anemones. I had hydroids, but my tank wasn't overrun with them. People did smaller water changes, but a 30% was manageable with my largest container so I did that.
- Recommended dose is 1.5mg per gallon. I'm naturally conservative with additives, so went with 1.25mg. I used the product in the amazon link. Since I didn't have an accurate scale. I dissolved one full packet in a little container, and used the proper ratio and poured the excess down the sink. You get 3 packets in that amazon link.
- I removed all chemical media. Let it run 36hours, then a 30% water change and added carbon. I don't remember if I ran my skimmer or not. I probably did, but don't recall. I used high quality (ROX) carbon.

Any other trick of the trade?
See my nem to the right of the tank , was in there the whole way through treatment and it didn't bat an eye lid to the meds
Totally unaffected
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I'm looking to wipe out blue clove and gsp and pulsating devil lol
Found this (pic ) online and was wondering if it's ok to use ?
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So what’s the update? Looking to treat and have clams as well.Ok. I have read this entire thread and can not see any yes or no answers about fenbendazole affects on Tridacna Clams. I have 4, squamosa, derasa, and maxima and I will update this after treatment and will continue for at least 3 months. I have a huge population of small white brittle stars, bristleworms and a aptasia outbreak. Problem is I can't get bergdia nudi to work too good because I have so many hydroids that sting them. I have vermitid snails also.. I will update.
@britshgigoloHi 2una
I added 0.5 ml
I've roughly 300L of water so by useing your dosage I worked it out for mine
And yep it's the white stuff, almost like milk

