what do you do to stop STN

[Elite]

Should I frag it or apply some IC gel to the dead part. I have some dying on me. These are in my 100G. The funny part is the ones in the 29G are ok. I haven't change water in a 29G for 2-3 months. Water parameter is way of wack and the coral are ok.. Well they browned out but ok..

 

[MorandiWine]

soak in a strong lugols solution (4x sug dose) for about half an hour to 45 mins. That seems to help for me.

tyler

 

[Kinetic]

frag it all up =( that would be the best way to keep it from spreading. Also after fragging and after it heals a bit, dip them just to make sure.

goodluck.

 

[Elite]

Thanks guys. I think it's too late now but I guess I have to wait until tomorrow. This is my 3" Cal Tort too ..

 

[Kinetic]

yikes, frag it by cutting off even more good tissue than regular fragging just to be sure =(

lots of light, as little stress as possible etc will help it.

also what is that as your avatar? An anem I presume, but holy, it's so green!

 

[Elite]

It's gone ..

Kinetic,
It's a cold water green anemone. Monterey Bay Aquarium has a tank full of them. Look pretty cool.
Here is the larger pic.

 

[Kinetic]

you were keeping one?

 

[Ti]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7390577#post7390577 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Elite
It's gone ..

Kinetic,
It's a cold water green anemone. Monterey Bay Aquarium has a tank full of them. Look pretty cool.
Here is the larger pic.

How cold does it need?

 

[Elite]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7390961#post7390961 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Kinetic
you were keeping one?

No .. I would need a really good chiller to setup a cold water tank.

Want to know how cold the water has to be. Go to the nearest beach and jump into the water. That's how cold it has to be.. :mixed: :lol: