Reef RX
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It's my product......very safe to use, reef safe.....can dose into our tank 2-3 days and then do your water change. Works awesome on euphyllia and other corals.....will also treat cyano bacteria...wink wink......
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I have a few corals which have white growths on them that don’t come off if blown. The pics are of my lobophyllia, favia and monti cap. There are a few others. My phosphates are a little high at 0.25 other than that my parameters are within range.
temp: 78
Salinity: 1.025
Nitrate: 13
Calcium: 420
Alk: 9.6
Magnesium: 1500
pH: 8.0
I believe that this is some kind of bacterial infection that they have and I was just wondering if it would be worth it to try this product out. I’ve dipped my corals a few times already with Seachem reef dip but the white spots just don’t go away.
temp: 78
Salinity: 1.025
Nitrate: 13
Calcium: 420
Alk: 9.6
Magnesium: 1500
pH: 8.0
I believe that this is some kind of bacterial infection that they have and I was just wondering if it would be worth it to try this product out. I’ve dipped my corals a few times already with Seachem reef dip but the white spots just don’t go away.
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Do the 3-day treatment and hope it helps. Treat in the morning.....water change 2-3 days after....keep water flow going well and watch your ph.
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