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Frank789
09/07/2010, 09:48 AM
Does anyone recall the ice water coral dip that Bob demonstrated at one of the A.R.K. meetings? I picked up some frags from a hobbyist and before putting them in my display noticed a bristle worm and what looks like a flatworm worm. Not sure whether Bob used freshwater or chilled saltwater and what hitchhikers the dip was good for. Thanks.
Frank789
09/07/2010, 12:03 PM
I reached Bob. He used 50-60 degree saltwater and the treatment is only for SPS.
Frank789
09/07/2010, 12:04 PM
duplicate
Wheel of Time
09/07/2010, 01:49 PM
Thanks Frank...I missed that meeting. never heard of of a slatwater dip before. learn something new everyday
Interesting. I would think a rapid change in temp would spark a RTN or STN on SPS. I get pretty psychotic with SPS dipping.
This is what I do (**not saying its right or wrong, but its what I do**)
2.5 gallon tank with main tank water & Koralia nano, pinch of Interceptor, leave for at least 24 hours, 20 minutes before I introduce to main tank I add 20 drops of Coral RX. Rinse in fresh tank water then introduce.
Thats just for SPS, all others basically get a 20 minute Coral RX bath. I have Revive also, but haven't opened the bottle yet. Also thinking about getting FlatWorm Exit and adding to my procedure.
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