Prazi is reef safe. Follow correct dosing. Keep skimmer on, but collection cup off. Hob skimmer is more complicated. 2 treatments are the normal. Its 1 treatment per 10days.
Really?
I’ve heard of this when a piece landed directly on a zoa polyp. Another time I think the coral tried to eat it, can’t remember what that coral was. I don’t use this stuff anymore but when I did I would bind the metro to the food using focus by seachem. That way it didn’t go floatin around half as much.
Such a pretty greenWired the stock up today
What are you burning that makes the fire so monstrous? ten year old trees?!POP...
FIRE...??...
Good mornight all...
Yes, it can. How often if does, I don't know.
But, did they survive? I am not so sure how safe it is. Binding it is safest, as feeding it to said fish works best. It's the ones that don't eat that need it broadcasted. It's up to the individual to take the risk when using meds in a system.
I asked because I was under the impression that it could be dosed straight to the tank. It does make sense in the way that it effects. Zooxanthellae is a type of dinoflagellates so it would make sense that it may effect coral too.
I've dosed metro straight to the tank with no reaction from coral. Fairly certain they have broadcast dosing instructions on it.
There is a thread of it being used in reefs. It could have something to do with well mixing.
I personally never used it in a reef, outside of binding it to food. Probably the best thing to do is mix well.
They did not survive
This is the way^^
That is what humblefish told me. I haven’t seen it first hand or even on a thread. I’m just taking his word on it
