No kidding.Hard to believe that’s just a 20
@JohnL what CUC do you have? Can you post a close up of the turf algae? We might be able to come up with a solution.
No kidding.Hard to believe that’s just a 20
Exactly, that’s why I was asking for a close up.looks bryopsis-y.
Looks that way to me too.looks bryopsis-y.
Hermit crabs and snails and a sally Lightfoot crab. I'll post some better photos of the algae.No kidding.
@JohnL what CUC do you have? Can you post a close up of the turf algae? We might be able to come up with a solution.
The good news is fluconazole will annihilate that completely but I would check compatibility with clams. A quick search indicates it's ok but do a search of your own to be sure.Looks that way to me too.
Thanks SeanThe good news is fluconazole will annihilate that completely but I would check compatibility with clams. A quick search indicates it's ok but do a search of your own to be sure.
Agree. I had a small Maxima when I treated with Flucon and didn’t have any issues.The good news is fluconazole will annihilate that completely but I would check compatibility with clams. A quick search indicates it's ok but do a search of your own to be sure.
It workedThe good news is fluconazole will annihilate that completely but I would check compatibility with clams. A quick search indicates it's ok but do a search of your own to be sure.
That’s interesting.Interesting observation...
I stopped smoking last year. The sps corals started growing shortly after
Nice. By coincidence I'm treating right now too. I made the mistake of using an old frag rack that had been taken out pre-treatment last time so I guess some spores survived on it. It was dry for more than six months! Note to you and self, bleach anything that was in your contaminated water but not treated with fluc - nets, tongs, racks...It worked View attachment 32408930