rtn episode after dip with tropic marin pro coral cure

[Chin_Lee]

Sorry to hear about your loss. it should be noted that just because there are flatworms doesnt' mean they are AEFW. If anybody has AEFW, you will know it because you will see your acros being eaten on a daily basis.
Its unfortunate that I have been reading so many people having disastrous results after treating their tanks or livestock with various treatment plans out there and maybe we really need to diagnose the problems before treating. Although I would say that the TMPCC suggests it does treat all forms of parasites and diseases - kinda hard to think something would go wrong with such a claim.

[fmelindy]

Originally Posted by Chin_Lee

Sorry to hear about your loss. it should be noted that just because there are flatworms doesnt' mean they are AEFW. If anybody has AEFW, you will know it because you will see your acros being eaten on a daily basis.
Its unfortunate that I have been reading so many people having disastrous results after treating their tanks or livestock with various treatment plans out there and maybe we really need to diagnose the problems before treating. Although I would say that the TMPCC suggests it does treat all forms of parasites and diseases - kinda hard to think something would go wrong with such a claim.

Yeah, I just shouldn't have dipped it at all. You're right it was kind of like a knee-jerk reaction to see the bastards there at all, but I kind of knew they weren't AEFW beacuse the tissue loss was far too subtle and slow for that and no other acros affected. Sucks to have such a bad outcome from a knee-jerk reaction like that and also sucks to have a bad experience with a product that some ppl use to dip every acro that enters their system (and in fact is recommended for that). Needless to say, I don't think I'll be doing that!