Neo Jeo
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So, it seems like I have another infection. It keeps happening only to my lps. The heads start to shrink and they don’t open as big. When I take a look there is a yellowish ring around the skeleton that’s near the flesh of the head.
When I look closer I seem small little back bugs. Only a few. Someone in the past said they are bad and others say it’s just a scavenger eating the infection/rotting tissue.
I don’t what the answer is or the final solution.
Do I dip it with just peroxide ? Or use Revive by 2 little fishes? Or do I dip in Bayer ? Do I do both?
What are the bugs? Do I need to use “intercept” I think that’s what it’s called. It’s called something else . You get it from a vet. I dip all my corals when I get them.
Heres a pic of the coral and I circled in red and the yellowish possible infection . I can peel the yellowish ring off. It’s not stuck on the coral, comes off easy.
So, it seems like I have another infection. It keeps happening only to my lps. The heads start to shrink and they don’t open as big. When I take a look there is a yellowish ring around the skeleton that’s near the flesh of the head.
When I look closer I seem small little back bugs. Only a few. Someone in the past said they are bad and others say it’s just a scavenger eating the infection/rotting tissue.
I don’t what the answer is or the final solution.
Do I dip it with just peroxide ? Or use Revive by 2 little fishes? Or do I dip in Bayer ? Do I do both?
What are the bugs? Do I need to use “intercept” I think that’s what it’s called. It’s called something else . You get it from a vet. I dip all my corals when I get them.
Heres a pic of the coral and I circled in red and the yellowish possible infection . I can peel the yellowish ring off. It’s not stuck on the coral, comes off easy.
