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![]() Thanks for the input everyone! I will go with majority vote.
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![]() Ok, how about this sweet new piece? No sign of polyps yet...
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![]() In my opinion the first two look to be varities a.valida and the 3rd I would guess a.horrida but it needs to grow more for a positive ID.
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![]() Not sure of the scientific name but looks a little like a candlelight acro, very sought after if it turns out to be one.
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![]() How does one use Intercetor to dip acro frags for red bugs? What concentration of drug in the water and how long do you leave them in the dip?
Should one dip all new corals?? Do you use SW or RO water to make it up? If you can use it can you also use Program? Program comes in liquid formulations..would you use that? Both inhibit chiton (exoskeleton) developement. Can you use Advantage or Revolution as they actually are cidal for many external arthropods. |
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![]() Thanks for your replies Snappy and Oceanic!
![]() ![]() JPotter, I answered your questions here: http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=55913 Last edited by Myka; 09-12-2009 at 04:59 PM. |
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![]() Hey Myka, we went to Bayside last night and picked up the other one that was pretty much the same. Very excited to see what it turns out like!
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![]() Oh cool! I was wondering who would get the other one.
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![]() We don't have many at this point because we are still building stock back up after a big crash. We have a rainbow stylo, an acropora austera, a baby blue milli (all Coral Master stock though purchased from someone else). It will be an sps dominated tank one it is back running at full capacity, just installed new lights tonight so that should help.
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