Sorry for the late response. Yeah tangs are a touch and go subject. with those 3 they went in at the same time this is one of the better option but not always the easiest. You can try the 3 day total black out method I have heard a good few success stories with that one. Good luck if you have not done it yet if you have hope you were successful.

Just found with a smaller tube you can do alot more as the thicker the tube the less time you have to work. But it is now discovered that popping the bubble does not release spores into the water column like previously believed.

@@ReefManiacs Who has proven that? I took all my rock out and scrubbed it and a month later it was back with a vengeance! I used a metal brush so I dont get it what happened! I will try this method but what do you think of using a product? I have heard Vibrant but I have also read bad reviews about it killing fish and corals. Its been a while since I researched it but I know a lot of retailers dont sell it anymore because it isnt bacteria like they claimed. Brightwell claims that razor and clean work and some here said continuum! I just started doing this method and think I iwll get another crab after it seems all gone. If that dosent work then one of the products!

Good luck remember to remove skimmer cup any GFO or carbon and turn all UV off.

@@ReefManiacs Hey thanks Mate! one question i have now that i finished the Video, what Dosage and how long, did you use after the initial treatment? And did it work and last? 🤔

@@joebarracuda6038 it was 5.5mg per 1lt of tank water. I ran for 8 weeks. With skimmer cup and UV off. Only did it once and that system is still Bryopsis clear today.

​@@ReefManiacsMy Update, it worked perfectly thank God, because i did a little more Dosage and it was pretty expensive. But everything is gone.. !👍 Now i got back with fighting againgst the red slime or cyano algae, i also had before 😂 Any Tips for that.. 🤔

That's is good to hear. As for the cyano there are a few things that can cause that. 2 common cause; 1 over dosing amino. 2 RO filters need changing.

Its was lifted at the time of this video, but the ruling was appealed and they won that appeal.

Hi Dylan. No I dont not for load shedding but I do have gene for longer outages.

Sorry for the late reply. Yeah mine was small when I first got it, about 2.5 to 3cm at about 4 to 5cm it started eating them. Hiw your progress?

At the time or this video yes the ban was lifted which was appealed, shortly after that they won their appeal closing it again.

Hahaha all the way to the bank🤣😂🤣😂

Anything that is small enough to fit in a lionfish mouth should not be kept with them.

Yes he did. Was about 3 hours into acclamation. He is doing well and eating.

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Was good to meet you.

Hi Jeremi, in the fish holding banks I am using the zetlight mspace marine and for my coral bank 2x zetlight qmaven II 6600 and my display tank 1x zetlight qmaven II 6800.

Yes it's been far too long.

Thank you

Hi. From my local pharmacy.

Can i have the name of that. Maybe my pharmacy i have.

@@DuyNguyen-tm4fh fluconazole

you might need a prescription from your Dr.

The good old GVM days, good memories.

The thing is the tank mate that feeds off of it keeps it under control. So it eats it faster then it grows. Remove that tank mate before the problem is completely removed its will grow back ten fold. I had and emerald crab in a systems for 8 months no sign of bubble algae and not even a month later it was coming back.

@@ReefManiacs Im afraid of adding emerald crabs because of the story's I've heard of them eating corals

Yeah that's the reality of any of these critters that eat a certain item is there is always a risk of then eating something else. Rabbit fishand Zebrasome are a 50/50 when its comes to eating bubble algae.

@@ReefManiacs Are you saying you removed crab before it finished? I don understand what you are saying

any harm to corals?

Placing a air stone in the acclimation tub will cause the PH to rise to fast. When shipping fish long distance the co2 build up inside the bag causes to PH to drop. The ammonia levels have also built up while in transit, but what stops the ammonia from killing the fish is the low PH. Ammonia is not dangerous at PH levels lower then 7 but the higher the PH the more toxic the Ammonia. So a slow acclamation with a drip only increasing the drip rate every hour is the safest way to acclimatize the fish as this will slowly and safly raise the PH and lower the ammonia. We used to do the airstone if you watched our perverse videos. This method comes recommended by one of the world's leading fish importer.

Wild.

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, well it's not a toothed or sharp edged but a diamond edged blade, so it's more of a grinding action then a cutting action. With that said I still would not touch the blade as with enough pressure it will cut you. As for band saws the griphon in my opinion is a good investment but if you are not cutting alot of corals a Dremel style multi tool with a diamond cutting disc works well oh and make sure to get the extension that fits to it so the motor section says away from the water.

@@ReefManiacs awesome! thank you very much!!

Yeah they are big plugs but they are good for while they are in the frag system. I have glued those to the rock and when the coral get a few more head you can see the plug.

Hahaha I think Ann and Ella are more comfortable behind the camera.😂🤣😂🤣

Welcome back you mean🤣😂🙈

Thank you

Thank you JP. I really think the reptile bug is back.😁

Hi Tammi. Yes we can do a video on genetics.

Thank you. I think the bug is biting.🙈😁

Sorry to hear that. Velvet is a terrible disease and would never wish it on my enemy.

@@ReefManiacs thanks, these things really make us question if we want to keep up with the hobby or jusy let go. Cheers!

@@CherryHaze86but just make sure walking away is what you really want to do.

Sucks to hear. Just went through that myself. Lost every fish (regal, purple tang, hippo and you name it) except a bar goby who never got it. Couldn’t get him out if I tried, which I did. Corals look great! Gonna go fallow (except for the goby that I can’t catch) for 4 months and try again