bubbles on my zoas? :[

[imblacksheep]

clear whitish bubbles on my zoas frag
What is it? good or bad?

 

[ddwbeagles]

I see that sometimes when I use a new/dry frag plug. In that case, I'm assuming it's air slowly leeching out of the plug itself.

 

[flyyyguy]

look like this?? If so, its pox.

If not, it could be a number fo things that come to mind all harmless for the most part. Hard to tell without a pic or better description

 

[imblacksheep]

Well just to be sure, is it ok if i dip it in freshwater? and how long would i dip it for?

 

[neoalchemist74]

Bubbles on my zoas. Sounds like a new STD ha!

 

[fstar25]

Re: bubbles on my zoas? :[

bubbles on my zoas. Sounds like a new std ha!

haha

 

[Reefer577]

Better to do an iodine dip. Its not a good habit to get into freshwater dipping corals. Cause one of these days you might try it with sps.

 

[ficklefins]

Egg sacks for zoa eating nudis are clear. They sort of look like a clear sack on the side of a zoas polyp. Hopefully that's not what you got going on.

 

[flyyyguy]

Well just to be sure, is it ok if i dip it in freshwater? and how long would i dip it for?

dont start dipping with anything until you figure out what it is

 

[dark_stranger]

dont start dipping with anything until you figure out what it is

couldnt agree more. Identify the problem, before apply a solution.

 

[imblacksheep]

im think it has pox :[

 

[flyyyguy]

pox is no big deal if you catch it before stuff starts to die from it

dont use iodine. It will just stress them further. Get some Furan 2 and follow the directions at CoralPedia

 

[650-IS350]

http://www.coralpedia.com/articles004.php

 

[imblacksheep]

so where can i buy furan =]

 

[650-IS350]

DF&S or your local Fish store