SPS pests or STN

[road_runner]

Maybe try bleach them since you were throwing anyways !

Blech is so invasive no?
I would dip and QT if you can. Then you do multiple dips over couppenof weeks till you break the cycle of the fw
Get some wrasses some of which pick on the flatworm eggs.

 

[jda]

It works. Guaranteed. Yes, you have to wait out the life cycle. Wrasses and other natural control methods cannot get into colonies and stuff so they are not effective in tanks for the most part.

 

[SeaDweller]

In stronger doses it appears to keep the worms from being able to lay eggs. It interrupts the life cycle. After a few weeks, the corals do look healthier probably because of the claim on the bottle (more slime), but after a while, new eggs never appear and you only find adult worms. They appear to live out their days childless and in the end, they die without being able to leave the next generation behind to wreak havoc.

When Matt was still at Boom corals, he inherited a bunch of infested colonies, set up a tank and used 4x to 8x doses and this appeared to speed up the process, but he never saw any new eggs either and the larger AEFW appeared to die faster.

Is it best used in conjunction with coral booster or stand alone is sufficient? I don’t have aefw, but god forbid...

 

[road_runner]

,,,

 

[LOVEROCK]

Is it best used in conjunction with coral booster or stand alone is sufficient? I don’t have aefw, but god forbid...

What product or chemical is this ?

 

[road_runner]

What product or chemical is this ?

Its KZ product part of their zeovit method.

 

[Tegridy Reef]

To find them u want to look more into creveses of the coral also really hard basting will lossen them up once u find one u will know what to look for they end up just flying off when u baste hard. But the key it to look into creveses and red dots are the eggs

 

[Tegridy Reef]

I am no expert but these were possibly some that I might of found but they kind of look like that when on corals if was me I'd baste those places I circled and see if they fly off

 

[jda]

You can see the bites too. If you have bites, then the worms don't matter... you are infested.

I never used the Coral Booster, just the Flatworm Stop. It worked just fine alone.

 

[SeaDweller]

You can see the bites too. If you have bites, then the worms don't matter... you are infested.

I never used the Coral Booster, just the Flatworm Stop. It worked just fine alone.

Thanks for that. I hope I’ll never deal with them (can’t foresee me ever having them because I don’t plan on adding anything anymore) but good to know they’re not as horrible as they once were thought to be.

 

[chicago]

Thank you.