Metro + Focus with Magnificas, BTAs and SPS

[kapnkush608]

I noticed my male Anthia had white stringy poop today. I have Metro and Focus on hand. I really don't want to catch and set up a QT for 11 anthias, 2 tangs, a dottyback, a gramma, a damsel and 2 clowns plus 2 more refugium clowns if I don't have to. I'm mainly worried about My 2 Mags, SPS and my berghia in that order. I know the focus should bind it to the food but if I lose these mags after a year of looking for them, I'm gonna eat a 9 (jkjk lol frfr I would just be a really sad boi). What would you do?

1. Dose the medicated food to display and just run carbon.

2. Remove all the fish into 2 separate QTs and treat. (Do I have to be fallow for any period of time?)

3. Pull the Nems out into a separate holding system and hope that my month old berghia population isn't destroyed.

I've seen a lot of posts saying SPS was fine but not much about Mags or berghia. I would appreciate the collectives guidance in this situation. Thanks in advance. Love you .

 

[kapnkush608]

Idk who all the med peeps are but I know some of them are @Humblefish @ngoodermuth and @HotRocks tag any others if you know em. Any insights would be appreciated.

 

[HotRocks]

I have used in a mixed reef without any negative side effects. I do run carbon when feeding medicated food just in case any leaches out of the food.

 

[kapnkush608]

You think my berghia will be fine as well since the first clutches of eggs just hatched? It's only about a month old with 7 adults. I'm worried about my clowns pulling in medicated food to my mags as well or not getting any at all if I feed too far away from them.