High Tide Aquatics

An expanded dipping regimen your input helps!!!

Then use Revive or CoralRX. They both are pretty effective on those.
 
Yep. I actually like CoralRx a little bit more for acros but probably just more routine then anything else. Truth be told dips are only a semi- preventative method (as in they help get rid of the adults) they are by no means a way to fully prevent your tank from getting pests.
 
seminolecpa said:
Truth be told dips are only a semi- preventative method (as in they help get rid of the adults) they are by no means a way to fully prevent your tank from getting pests.
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and those are words to live by....

Just like condoms, holes can be poked in the best laid protection plans :D
 
seminolecpa said:
Yep. I actually like CoralRx a little bit more for acros but probably just more routine then anything else. Truth be told dips are only a semi- preventative method (as in they help get rid of the adults) they are by no means a way to fully prevent your tank from getting pests.
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One thing I've found, and this is anecdotal, is that Revive has a shelf life and looses its freshly mopped bathroom smell a few months after opening, the fresh stuff seems to work better.
 
GreshamH said:
seminolecpa said:
Truth be told dips are only a semi- preventative method (as in they help get rid of the adults) they are by no means a way to fully prevent your tank from getting pests.
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and those are words to live by....

Just like condoms, holes can be poked in the best laid protection plans :D
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Couldn't have phrased it better myself
 
Yeah I like that one. Its a keeper :lol:

Maybe that will be the new slogan for LWAEFWBS

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http://reefbuilders.com/2009/02/25/lwaefwbs-living-acro-eating-flatworm-baster-society/
 
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