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Old 12-03-2007, 04:56 AM
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Sarah I still have that blue milli waiting for you.

Just think when you get through all this you can be canreefs own "acro parasite expert"
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Old 12-03-2007, 05:04 AM
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yeah....that's it!!! "Meet Sarah, she has had every nasty parasitic life form on corals....and survived to talk about it without weeping"

From the discussions I have had, AEFW don't eat Mille's...so I was happy about that as I have a couple...one gorgeous little frag from Christy, and a small colony from Wendell...but I will be watching them closely! My biggest concern is the 2 acro's I have in my Q tank...I'm trying to find a "safehouse" for them so they don't get infected by my AEFW corals, but haven't yet found a good Q tank to put them in for 6 weeks...UGH...see I learned to Q corals just too d**n late!
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From the discussions I have had, AEFW don't eat Mille's
Pretty sure I found them on my millis, if I remember correctly (which I may not). I'd treat them anyway.
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Old 12-03-2007, 05:08 AM
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Pretty sure I found them on my millis, if I remember correctly (which I may not). I'd treat them anyway.
yes they were on the millis but they were not showing any stress from them

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SERIOUSLY??? that really sucks...but will just treat them all then.....
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SERIOUSLY??? that really sucks...but will just treat them all then.....
Ya, I think it's just harder to see them on millis. I use a scope, and even then it's tough. If you let a coral dry out a bit, then you can see the shiny worm against the tissue.
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Has anydody tried a Dwarf Crocodile pipe fish
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I also heard that they would help...but I don't think they could take care of an infestation....too many eggs hatching and such.
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just a note on FWE...

i had a bunch of zoa eating nudibranches in my tank and i read that a large dose of FWE would rid the tank of them.. it did not help, but it DID kill both my urchins. so take care using the stuff.
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Well, just did an Iodine dip on one of my acro's and it looks loke I have them too!!!!! There might be a garage sale in the next few weeks...we'll see.
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