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Well here we are 1 week after the Fluke Tab treatment.

Before
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net...86917820_n.jpg

After
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net...98011078_n.jpg

all anthelia is gone, no remnants at all, did a 50% water change and I'm currently running carbon. Skimmer went crazy for a couple hours when I brought it back online but quickly returned to normal. Fish showed no ill effects, all corals are fine including torch, frogspawn, acans and SPS. May have lost a snail or 2, didn't see any dead worms.

So not sure if I got lucky or this treatment really works, either way I'm very pleased.

Big thanks to the member that provided me with a couple tabs, I really appreciate it.

Colin

Quote:

Originally Posted by whatcaneyedo (Post 659788)

Move your rock to a dark location for a couple of weeks. The anthelia will then easily peel off of the rock. You can do one at a time if all of them at once is not feasible. At one point nearly every exposed inch of my rock that wasn't occupied by other coral had anthelia on it. Now I no longer have any in my tank.

2007 I think
http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...edo/pic108.jpg

2011
http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...icture2378.jpg

Off topic... Sorry, but I freakin love your tank!

Looking good Colin :) it worked !

Wow! Thats awesome Colin! Congrats on being finally "free" :razz: :biggrin: