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Unread 09/07/2010, 10:08 AM   #1
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Need Quick Answer/Help

I noticed small patches on my Red Table Planet. I called my LFS they said flatworms. Then they said to dip in Sea Chem Reef Dip then Revive then Saltwater. So I followed the instructions and used only 1/4 of the called for dose. On both products.

So I diped only leaving in the solution for 2 minutes instaed of the prescribed 5 minutes.

Needless to say, I lost 5 maybe 6 acros. They turned completely white. I noticed that the ones that did not are turning white slowly. Should I cut off a piece of the colored part towards the tips and glue onto another rock?

I'm ****ed that I lost this many acro's. Before this been running for 1 year and have never lost a single acro.

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Unread 09/07/2010, 10:13 AM   #2
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Frag some healthy parts off if you are worried about losing the whole piece.


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Unread 09/07/2010, 10:31 AM   #3
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sea chem is very harsh. I would recommend only using revive next time.


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Unread 09/07/2010, 10:34 AM   #4
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Sea Chem

Found that out the hard way. I think that my LFS should be responsbile for the bad advice.


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Unread 09/07/2010, 01:46 PM   #5
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Found that out the hard way. I think that my LFS should be responsbile for the bad advice.
It's a LFS... haven't you been here long enough to know not to take their word as the final fact?

I really wish the stores in this hobby cared more about the animals and not making a quick buck. Or, if they don't know something, don't make up answers and just throw them around.


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Unread 09/07/2010, 05:11 PM   #6
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Trim off the bad parts and save face. It really sucks, i just had to do that to a bunch of my colonies.


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