Flukanazole & anenome

[Daddyrawg]

Can you use fluk if you have an anenome?

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[humphreyhh]

I wouldn't feel safe to use it... why do you need to use it?


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[Daddyrawg]

I wouldn't feel safe to use it... why do you need to use it?


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Combat algae

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[billdogg]

Although I don't have any anemones, I've used it in my mixed reef a couple times and it didn't seem to impact anything other than the briopsis

 

[Daddyrawg]

Although I don't have any anemones, I've used it in my mixed reef a couple times and it didn't seem to impact anything other than the briopsis

Ok

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[bshow24]

From everything I've seen and attempted, Fluco is safe for inverts. I had maybe 6 clones in a tank where I dosed fluco about 3 years ago and all made it through just fine. Same with corals, snails, shrimp.

 

[DancingShark]

I have used it in a tank with three anemones. No ill effects on them. I used the reef flux brand.

 

[Kriegad]

I used it and I have GBTA. Didn’t seem to bother it at all, and killed all my bryopsis.