Ah the million dollar question......
If there was a hundred percent cure to rid aefw I would love to know.
"tip burning that in the end proved to be AEFW?"
usually aefw eat the coral from the bottom up, never really seen them start eating at the tips. I find that they like dark shaded areas also low flow areas on a coral.
Burning tips usually points me toward alk issues only going by what I seen and heard in the past never experienced it, however I could be wrong.
It seems that everyone gets it one time or another when keeping sps even the most experienced on RC, However many have overcame this minor setback and go on to grow the most amazing colonies.
For every coral out there there is a predator I wish more research could be done for these particular pest to find a cure. They found one for red bugs, monti nudi's so why not aefw?
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