What else can I do?

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by Enigma

Just be aware that Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp do not tolerate H202 exposure well: they are one of a few "intolerants." You didn't specify what kind of cleaner shrimp you have.

I routinely use 3% for 10 minute dips (1:10 H202 to tankwater), and I've had very good success with it. For dipping corals I would stick with the lower concentration. If you'll be dipping your rocks, then I would use the 35% as it will stretch farther.

im not talking about dipping though im talking about dosing straight to your system.

along with this low temps and a lengthly blackout are required.....some are doing up to 10 days.....coral has to go for this.

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by reefwars

im not talking about dipping though im talking about dosing straight to your system.

along with this low temps and a lengthly blackout are required.....some are doing up to 10 days.....coral has to go for this.

His shrimp would have to go, too.

I dosed H202 systemically for a few weeks, @ 2ml/gallon. I actually saw a lot of great things happen in the system, but when I added my scarlet skunk I had to stop.

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by Enigma

His shrimp would have to go, too.

I dosed H202 systemically for a few weeks, @ 2ml/gallon. I actually saw a lot of great things happen in the system, but when I added my scarlet skunk I had to stop.

absolutely i would remove all fish inverts and coral as it will take some time and wont happen over night just to be safe.tank will be easier to treat with no livestock.