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05/23/2014, 07:10 PM
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Location: Land O Lakes, FL
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ZooPox Zoapox
So it looks like I have the pox. Don't know much about it and I have some specific questions in regards to it.
I have read about some treatments of dipping the coral, but mine are not easily accessible. Is there a safe way to treat the whole tank without affecting my other corals or fish? Thanks for the help! |
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05/23/2014, 08:11 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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None as far as I know. Extra flow might be helpful.Sihphonig out dteritus nearthem could help too.
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Tom Current Tank Info: Tank of the Month , November 2011 : 600gal integrated system: 3 display tanks (120 g, 90g, 89g),several frag/grow out tanks, macroalgae refugia, cryptic zones. 40+ fish, seahorses, sps,lps,leathers, zoanthidae and non photosynthetic corals. |
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05/23/2014, 08:22 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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If they're in your tank you'll probably end up losing them, when I had zoa pox any colonies that I couldn't remove and dip melted aside from a few polyps here and there... Furan 2 was the only thing that worked.
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05/23/2014, 09:11 PM
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Luckily the majority of my zoas were not too expensive but I would rather save them. I guess I should dip all of them if possible? I heard that the pox spreads.
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