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Im curious to know if the reef flux killed all beneficial bacteria.I’m so sorry to hear. I just recently used reef flux on my aquarium and had no ill effects. But I’ve read stories like yours before - where reef flux has supposedly caused a crash. I’m super curious as to why it works really well in some tanks and not in others.
With respect to your current situation, I would salvage as much as you can. If the zoa’s are on their way out and attached to the rock I would toss the rock. Keep as much rock as you can and do a 100% water change essentially restarting your tank. Run activated carbon for two weeks to capture any residual toxins, medication, etc. and place the items from your QT back into your tank.
Once again, I am so sorry to hear about your situation and wish you nothing but the best.
should i do the 100% water change in one day? I should probably add more turbostart when doing the waterchange right?
The thing i want to know most is am i having to cycle the tank again or not

