I am curious why some peole using PROHIBIT are seeing these stuborn AEFWs that just wont perish. In my case all moving AEFWs seemed to die right away.
Dont forget that there are
at least two types of AEFW that we are aware of.
There are the clear type, that are less aggresive (but still will kill acros) and, the brown/clear type that rapidly demolish acropora at a far faster pace.
It may be that these meds are more effective on certain types of AEFW.
Just to add even more confusion, there could even be 10+ or 20+ types of AEFW; just becuase they look the same, it does not mean they are; their origins may be very different. AEFW coming from certain oceans could have differing make ups, metabolism and resilience and tolerance to chemicals/meds could all differ. There's no reason why several types of AEFW can't come out of the same geographical location either.
So we are making a few assumptions, assuming that we a treating the same pest, when in reality we could be treating several types of pest, hence why some people have conflicting results.
Due to the fact there are some systems that buck the dosing trend, it would suggest the above is very possible.
Of course then there are other variables too. :hmm1:
A very interesting thread though. :thumbsup:
Tony