Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 5:51 pm
You'd better do the whole tank...
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Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:24 pm
but won't it kill the pods...and hermits...?
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:59 pm
It will kill lots of things--anything related to crustaceans, basically, including many types of worms, round worms, or anything else that sheds its exoskeleton/cuticle. If I remember correctly, red bugs have a quick life cycle. If you can treat and then quarantine successfully for a few weeks, you should be fine. The trick is setting up a quarantine with the appropriate lighting and water quality/stability.
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:58 pm
Man...I haven't updated in a LOOOONG time...anyways, the tank is doing great, with the exception of a very stubborn caulerpa variant that came in on a frag and WILL NOT GO AWAY! 
Updated stock list:
Pinkish bird'snest
Orange montipora
Yellow acro
Blue acro with green polyps (SPS are growing well and staying colored up)
Candy Canes
Maroon mushrooms with ice blue flecks around the edges
Bright green zoas
GSP
Peppermint shrimp who is very good at his job
Six line wrasse who is also very good at his job (Where did all the flatworms go?
)
Two astraes
Three hermits
Bunch of pig-like nassarius snails
Ten-million dwarf ceriths
So yeah, going good and loving it!
Updated stock list:
Pinkish bird'snest
Orange montipora
Yellow acro
Blue acro with green polyps (SPS are growing well and staying colored up)
Candy Canes
Maroon mushrooms with ice blue flecks around the edges
Bright green zoas
GSP
Peppermint shrimp who is very good at his job
Six line wrasse who is also very good at his job (Where did all the flatworms go?
)Two astraes
Three hermits
Bunch of pig-like nassarius snails
Ten-million dwarf ceriths
So yeah, going good and loving it!