do AEFW's act like this?

[clkwrk]

I was doing a reaquascaping job and did them during that time.

 

[nemofish2217]

so did you just do one dip??

 

[prop-frags]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7344714#post7344714 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by clkwrk
If you stay on top of it you shouldn't lose any corals corals can heal so the trick is not to slack while trying to rid your self from them .

Again do some reading in those threads and you will find what others have done or are doing .

Don't give up you can get through it.

Great advice given here. Don't give in to the bahstids.

 

[Jovreefer]

I would try the dip clkwrk reccomends. I dipped all my corals because someone said they got AEFW from someone I got a coral from as well. But I dipped with the levamosol (or whatever it is) and I lost a perfectly healthy purple pillow to RTN & I found no worms.

I've herd a few people loosing corals to that stuff ... so I would definatly try his dip first!

BTW ... what do they look like flying off of corals?

 

[poknsnok]

there are lots of pests out there. Im always keeping my eyes open. How long can AEFW be in your tank before you notice them. i somehow get red bugs.. which are no big deal. Ive had sps in my tank for about a year and all grow great. but I have heard they can be dormant for quite some time. who really knows??

 

[poknsnok]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7345573#post7345573 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by poknsnok
there are lots of pests out there. Im always keeping my eyes open. How long can AEFW be in your tank before you notice them. i somehow got red bugs.. which are no big deal. Ive had sps in my tank for about a year and all grow great. but I have heard they can be dormant for quite some time. who really knows??