ok since interceptor is off the market

[drd]

what is everyone now using for redbugs?
trifexis?
this has the same stuff that interceptor has with something for fleas. or are we using something else?
and I don't have any redbugs just want to be ready to treat if they do show up. thank you in advance

 

[dread240]

I don't know, but I'd call all the veterinarian hospitals in your area. I lucked out (after many not willing to listen) that said if I brought in some research and info on it, he'd clear out all his old inventory to me. I ended up with enough to treat tanks probably for the rest of my life for 20 bucks.

Thankfully his receptionist that didn't understand 'no I cannot bring the animal in for a visit, I glued it to a rock a few months ago' still put me through to him... I don't even think she knew what a coral was.

 

[ridetheducati]

Google Interceptor Spectrum. Hint, down under.

 

[Fishmommy]

I am hearing Bayer Insecticide....no expert though.

 

[Geoffwehler]

+++1 for Bayer advanced complete insect killer. Works great! Google can't say enough about it. Must be diluted. All the recipes are out there.

 

[captjab]

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2312681
Bayer Advanced is a great dip, but it isn't an in tank treatment.
Read the thread I posted above, looks like this May be our next in tank treatment for RedBugs.

 

[Big E]

what is everyone now using for redbugs?
trifexis?
this has the same stuff that interceptor has with something for fleas. or are we using something else?
and I don't have any redbugs just want to be ready to treat if they do show up. thank you in advance

You can still get Interceptor.............just have to buy it outside the US and you don't need a perscription.

You can get it in a week.