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    aiptasia discovered..HELP!!

    Copperband Butterflies usually work well to help control Aiptasias in reef tanks. Whenever I see any Aiptasias in my tanks, I inject Tropic Marin...
    Post by: yvr, Nov 30, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    dipping when arrive

    I prefer not doing freshwater dips on my corals because of their poor ability to osmoregulate, I fear that some polyps may get damaged (cell repture)...
    Post by: yvr, Nov 16, 2011 in forum: LPS Corals
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    problem with nitrate > 80

    A large water change will help bring down your nitrates in the short term but keeping excess nutrients out of the aquarium water is one key element...
    Post by: yvr, Nov 16, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    Brown jelly brain disease?

    If you see any brown jelly ie. necrotic tissue, you can use airline tubing to siphon off the dead/necrotic tissue and giving the coral a bath with an...
    Post by: yvr, Nov 10, 2011 in forum: LPS Corals
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    Siphon out cayno??

    Algae problems are usually caused by aquarium water with excess nutrients like phosphate, nitrates etc. You can try and siphon out what you can to...
    Post by: yvr, Nov 10, 2011 in forum: Algae
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    whats with my leather coral? (pics)

    Leather corals (Sacrophyton sp.) sometimes shed a waxy film to rid their surfaces of attached algae or detritus. They may remain closed for a few...
    Post by: yvr, Nov 10, 2011 in forum: Coral Health
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    How often should I Feed my Frogspawn?

    I am a huge advocate of feeding corals in my tanks. I target feed my LPS corals thawed and rinsed frozen mysis in the evenings once per week. I feed...
    Post by: yvr, Oct 31, 2011 in forum: LPS Corals
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    ::Sigh:: GHA has me seriously thinking of quitting.

    Algae problems are usually caused by aquarium water with excess nutrients like phosphate, nitrates etc. In the long term you may have to examine how...
    Post by: yvr, Oct 31, 2011 in forum: Algae
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    cyano

    Cyano bacteria is usually caused by aquarium water with excess nutrients like phosphate, nitrates etc. You can try adn siphon out what you can to...
    Post by: yvr, Oct 20, 2011 in forum: Algae
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    Urgent Leather going bad..

    Leather corals sometimes shed a waxy film to rid their surfaces of attached algae or detritus. They may remain closed for a few days before shedding...
    Post by: yvr, Oct 20, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    Xenia is wilted ... Weird

    From my experience I believe that Xenia, zooanthids and mushrooms really benefit from elevated Iodine levels in the aquariums (arround .06ppm)...
    Post by: yvr, Oct 20, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    Having Diatom problem, can Someone help me?

    In general, algae problems are usually caused by aquarium water with excess nutrients like phosphate, nitrates, silicates etc. In the long term you...
    Post by: yvr, Oct 11, 2011 in forum: Algae
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    Baby Banggai Cardinal

    I would supplement its the diet with thawed frozen Cylcopeeze and crushed up flake food to ensure that it is getting enough food for long term growth.
    Post by: yvr, Oct 11, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    Toadstool Problem?

    Leather corals (Sacrophyton sp.) sometimes shed a waxy film to rid their surfaces of attached algae or detritus. They may remain closed for a few...
    Post by: yvr, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Reef snow

    I have been using Tropic Marin Reef Snow for a couple of years with really good results.. I have noticed greater polyp extension and more pods etc....
    Post by: yvr, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: SPS Corals
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    Orange Gorgonian care

    i have 4 gorgonians and a carnation coral in my tank, all of which I have had for at least 3 years. I keep my corals well fed and feed 3 times per...
    Post by: yvr, Sep 22, 2011 in forum: Coral
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    Forgot to Dip Corals!

    I'm a huge advocate of dipping. I dip all my new corals in TM Pro Coral Cure to help prevent an infestation of flatworms before introducing them into...
    Post by: yvr, Sep 22, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    Coralline Algae Dying

    I beleive that elevated magnesium levels help encourage coraline algae growth.I a use Tropic Marin Bio Magnesium to reach the Mg level that I want....
    Post by: yvr, Sep 14, 2011 in forum: Algae
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    cyano

    You can try and siphon out what you can to remove the algae in the short term and adding more flow via powerheads as suggested should help too. Cyano...
    Post by: yvr, Sep 14, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    Forgot to Dip Corals!

    To help prevent an infestation of flatworms and other undesirable hitchhikers, I dip all my new corals in Tropic Marin Pro Coral Cure before...
    Post by: yvr, Sep 14, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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