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Unread 04/17/2008, 12:46 PM   #1
jrod11
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Is joes juice killing my frogspawn coral?

a couple of weeks ago I posted apicture of a polyp that a bunch of people confirmed as aiptasia. I got some joes juice and it said that it was reef and fish safe. t he aiptasia was about 9 inches away from my frogspawn. Since i used the joes juice, two of the heads on my frogspawn barely open. Did i kill it? What should i do??


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Unread 04/17/2008, 12:55 PM   #2
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Did you use the syringe and carefully dose only the aiptasia? Are your other corals alright? What are your parameters? If you did everything properly I would guess that its not the Joe's Juice. I used it next to some zoos my frog was probably 6 inches away and they were not affected.


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Unread 04/17/2008, 01:06 PM   #3
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I did use the syringe and only did the aiptasia. Im doing a 1/3 water change today. hopefully it will help


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