Fenbenzole for clove polyps

[Starry]

Would rather do the fluketab treatment, however it's impossible to find.
The problem with the fenbendazole is once its in your tank, its there indefinitely as it penetrates the rock and doesn't break down.

[Starry]

went ahead with this. only negative side effects were all my spagetti worms died (as well as bristle worms) and have a slight alge bloom. lost a few snails but no biggie. removed clams and gorg prior to treatment. all cloves are gone.

[Aquattro]

What else was in the tank that did ok?

[Starry]

sps, zoas, hammer and frogspawn corals, RBTA's, Galaxy coral, Duncan. Even my cleaner and fire shrimp are fine. The fish didnt seem phased at all. I did however notice my Hawaiian feather dusted hasnt opened in 2 days. Snails and spaghetti worms are the only regrettable losses.

My 4 clams and GSP on tonga branch are at a friends place for the time being. I'm not sure about the clams but know for a fact the GSP would die as the 1 small patch I had remaining in the tank is gone.

Hoping a few more days of wet skimming as well as running carbon and Chemi-pure, and 1 more WC will end the matter.

Oh, I dosed the full 10ml by the way, 5ml only irritated the cloves.

[Madreefer]

Thanks for the update and good to hear something else works. Fluke tabs are like 8-tracks

[Craigdillman]

Glad you had good luck with that man always so nervous dosing a full reef with chemicals nice to see some work out well