Aefw , fluke tabs and liverock.

[CyanoMagnet]

I have posted this question on regular forums and noone knows the answer so I thought I should come here, and then maybe head to the chemistry forum after here.

I need to dip some acros in fluke tab dip, can I also dip the live rock the coral is attached to?

PLEASE HELP! I have time to do this today and have been waiting for anyone to reply for 2 days.

Im worried about the live rock soaking this stuff up then leaching it into my display. I have toad stools.

 

[Linkblaze]

It's my understanding that fluke tabs doesn't work for AEFW.

 

[CyanoMagnet]

Fluketabs do work on aefw. My only concern is if it will leech on the liverock if the liverock (attached with the coral) is placed in that dip.

 

[rigleautomotive]

as long as the rock is not huge i dont see a problem.if the rock is huge i would remove the acro from it and be sure to scrub off any eggs you see when you do the dips.

 

[CyanoMagnet]

Whats your idea of huge?

 

[rigleautomotive]

softball size or bigger i guess.

 

[stingythingy45]

Why fluke tabs and no Prazipro?
Prazipro claims to be reef safe except for feather dusters.
Also,why would you dip coral for flukes?
Do you mean flat worms,red bugs?

 

[CyanoMagnet]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13139120#post13139120 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by stingythingy45
Why fluke tabs and no Prazipro?
Prazipro claims to be reef safe except for feather dusters.
Also,why would you dip coral for flukes?
Do you mean flat worms,red bugs?

Fluke tabs for aefw. Prazipro does not work on aefw.