180g Starphire A.G.E on its way!
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ReefEnabler
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could but doesn't necessarily have to. but I agree about flow, sps need high flow and high flow is counter productive to the whole pod breeding concept.
I have a 65W CFB LOA fixture over my fuge, its supposedly a 500w equivalent. Ive always wondered if its bright enough for SPS, certainly looks it!
but i made sure I had a frag tank to resist that kind of temptation hehehe.
I have a 65W CFB LOA fixture over my fuge, its supposedly a 500w equivalent. Ive always wondered if its bright enough for SPS, certainly looks it!
but i made sure I had a frag tank to resist that kind of temptation hehehe.
ConcreteReefer
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12328702#post12328702 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by tbone28
interesting. I always thought the fuge was "slower flow", and so can't support SPS. Don't make me put a Tunze in there!
You and your Tunzes... How's that sponsorship going? I wonder what Roger would give me if I got a nice big Tunze tattoo on my arm
btw- I finally started a friggin build thread
cbui2
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you know warriors have no game this season, maybe you should pick out another team. it was a good game few Sundays ago when hornets took warrior down to their knees 
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i always dip then use triple dosage of intercepter for full week. i would be scare to treat the entire tank. concentrating only on effected corals and turkey blast daily on the others.
. i always dip then use triple dosage of intercepter for full week. i would be scare to treat the entire tank. concentrating only on effected corals and turkey blast daily on the others.
ReefEnabler
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http://www.melevsreef.com/aefw.html
a thread is linked from that page too. probably a bunch of threads in the sps forums.
a thread is linked from that page too. probably a bunch of threads in the sps forums.
Re: AEFW
Re: AEFW
I am sorry to hear about this Terry. I know Marc is more knowledgeable than me in this, but levamisole is my vote.
Do a search for Hobogato's thread on AEFW. Fishdoc had a good one as well.
I was coming over to your thread to see if you warrior fans want to watch th eplayoffs with us Kings fans
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12331752#post12331752 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by tbone28
Well, Warriors couldn't pull it off against the Suns. Missed the playoffs this year. Thanks for an Awesome Season
Did a TMPCC dip, and confirmed that I have AEFW.
What's the best way to treat? Dip only affected coral? Or treat entire tank?
I am sorry to hear about this Terry. I know Marc is more knowledgeable than me in this, but levamisole is my vote.
Do a search for Hobogato's thread on AEFW. Fishdoc had a good one as well.
I was coming over to your thread to see if you warrior fans want to watch th eplayoffs with us Kings fans
ReefEnabler
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http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=899108&perpage=25&pagenumber=33
theres the last page of the thread marc started on aefw.
look what the last poster found, after using the "blow them off" technique for a while....
theres the last page of the thread marc started on aefw.
look what the last poster found, after using the "blow them off" technique for a while....
melev
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You can not treat your tank for AEFW. You can only treat the corals, in an external way such as dipping in a bucket of tank water mixed with ReVive (by Two Little Fishies). Each time you dip, it should not be longer than 5 minutes. If you see eggs, scrape off every last one.
Fortunately, they really only like certain corals, so if you have A. millepora, they don't have to be treated. However, smooth skinned & deep water acros are prone, especially tri-colors.
Fortunately, they really only like certain corals, so if you have A. millepora, they don't have to be treated. However, smooth skinned & deep water acros are prone, especially tri-colors.
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