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Good luck with the treatment. It looks so easy, which is great for future reference.
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Yes.. it is surprisingly easy.
Hardest part is sourcing the Interceptor if you don't have a dog/vet already. When I did it years back I lost some pod population and that was about it. Its surprising how fast the pods rebound though. |
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I lost all shrimp and acro crabs as well.
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Well, the lights are on now and I can not find a single red bug. Even on the most infected acro, not a trace. I did find a couple of hermit crabs on the sand bed that I apparently didn't catch for the sanctuary, oops!
kien: 1 - Red Bugs: 0 Casualties of war.. *** WARNING: Some of the images you are about to see may not be suitable for young children. Viewer discretion is advised *** this guy looks very much alive, but he is dead. It is almost as if he just froze in his tracks and kicked it. There are others like him. This guy just fell off a rock and died. Last edited by kien; 02-12-2011 at 08:22 PM. |
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Nice work boss! So what are your plans for a waterchange now? That's the big reason I haven't done this now...I really don't wanna burn through half a pail for a big one. I'm not even really setup to do that.
And my system is about 110 gallons total. How many mg would I need? |
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I would say, aprox, 1/3 of a 23mg pill
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Also, this stuff is photosensitive, so the lights will help burn it off. Carbon can take the rest and a regular water change is all you need.
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Well, it has been about a week now and still no signs of red bugs. I've been looking for them pretty much every single day for the past week. None, nada, zilch! I was going to do another Interceptor blast this weekend but I think I'm going to forgo that treatment. If they reappear then I'll do another treatment but as it stands, I'm going to call it a success!
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