Thanks! Based on Mark's experience, I think I'll need another dose for the little bugs. The real red bugs usually only need one shot but I think the others need a second.
Well, my eyes are not what they used to be. They are not so good at seeing minuscule things on corals that are a few inches from my face. I did not now I had bugs until somebody pointed it out to me. Then, I got out the macro lens and some reading glasses and reluctantly agreed that I was infected. In my tank there were no concrete signs. Other than several of my corals being stagnated.
I've seen corals live just fine with bugs on them. As an example, my jaw dropper which was clearly infested with true red bugs has been growing and doing well. But some of my seriously stagnated corals had the other smaller and grayish bugs, as shown in the pic above.
People usually report corals that lose pe, then lose color and then shut down. It's not a bad idea to have a seriously close look a coral that follows that pattern.
Thanks Mark! I hope it was worth it. I guess I'll know as the next week passes. I hope I see a few non performing corals break out and start growing.
Mark, feel free to add any insight to Kevin's question above.
Here's a couple more pics
Plana in the bottom, desalwi on top (I think)
Plans:
Another plana shot.
A deep water that looks a lot like a pacman