An expanded dipping regimen your input helps!!!

[tuberider]

What kind of pests, just saying pests is very vague

 

[eldiablosrt8]

i dont want flatworms or nudis at all any chance of a 2 for 1

 

[GreshamH]

Then use Revive or CoralRX. They both are pretty effective on those.

 

[seminolecpa]

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.

 

[GreshamH]

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.

and those are words to live by....

Just like condoms, holes can be poked in the best laid protection plans

 

[tuberider]

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.

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]

Interesting. Gonna ask Julian about that now

 

[tuberider]

Interesting. Gonna ask Julian about that now

It also goes from milky to transparent during that time.

 

[Qwiv]

If that is the case, I have some to spare! I'll never get through this bottle.

 

[houser]

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.

and those are words to live by....

Just like condoms, holes can be poked in the best laid protection plans

Couldn't have phrased it better myself

 

[GreshamH]

Yeah I like that one. Its a keeper :lol:

Maybe that will be the new slogan for LWAEFWBS

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