LF Chaeto

[Solitaryensis]

Hi. Looking for some clean chaeto in the east Bay Area, hopefully in the Oakland Berkeley area. TIA!

 

[Mozby]

Hi. Looking for some clean chaeto in the east Bay Area, hopefully in the Oakland Berkeley area. TIA!

I got some for ya. Pm me.


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[Tkieu78]

I believe I got some also.


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[Lordhelmet]

I'm also looking for some, preferably in san jose.

 

[D-Nak]

Anyone know the best way to "clean" it? I have quite a bit but I don't know if it's got unwanted critters in it. My tanks are fine, but I don't want to unknowingly give others pests.

I've done some research and it looks like I can do a freshwater tip as well as a Bayer dip, and also using one of the standard treatments (CoralRX, Revive, etc.). I'm wondering if anyone has a standard protocol that they use with satisfactory results.

 

[Tkieu78]

In the past I've rinsed via RODI water. I usually rinse and let it sit for a few min. The just grab whatever is still clumped. Toss the rest


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[chicken]

I am also looking for a large clump in the San Ramon / Tri valley area. Finally finding some time to get my system cleaned up and wanted to get the fuge running again. Thanks!

 

[SpottedMoocow]

Anyone know the best way to "clean" it? I have quite a bit but I don't know if it's got unwanted critters in it. My tanks are fine, but I don't want to unknowingly give others pests.

I've done some research and it looks like I can do a freshwater tip as well as a Bayer dip, and also using one of the standard treatments (CoralRX, Revive, etc.). I'm wondering if anyone has a standard protocol that they use with satisfactory results.

You can soak chaeto in RO/DI for 30-60 minutes. That'll pretty much kill most pests, if not all, that we don't want.

 

[bigdeeezy]

Also looking for some in San Jose if anyone has some available!