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![]() 142 would be ppm. Which is 8 dkh
Chances are its the Cbb or cleaner I found that feed the Cbb mussels every couple days kept it clear of clams but forget for a few days and they will nip. I found more so with new clam additions |
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![]() yeah alk is in ppm hanna readout
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![]() should i be doing a fresh water dip
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![]() took him out and sepent a while scrubing and even scraping him off and found a few snails
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![]() Ifs its parasitic snails a freshwater dip won't work. You'll need to keep checking and cleaning the clam of snails to make sure that you get them all and any future generations that they may have started.
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![]() i see a lot of scrubbing in my future
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![]() A melonarous wrasse or coris wrasse would be a huge help with parisiric snails
Last edited by Proteus; 05-06-2012 at 01:05 PM. |