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Julio and William. I have your order. When can we expect you. Any orders not picked up by Saturday Night will be put in my tanks. Dave-

Does snorkeling count? Robin and I snorkeled at St. Croix and St. Johns. Absolutely stunning. Dave-

The package has arrived. Please check your e-mail from John this will tell you what your order should consist of. I have given Robin a list of usernames and what your order should be, taken from the thread above. Those of you who opted out of the discount should receive some extra goodies. If there are any discrepancies with your order please contact John at Reef Cleaners. Robin will be home all day. Please call at 837-4078 to arrange pick up. There may be a small window that no one will be home around 5 pm. Please call before picking up your order, 837-4078. Dave & Robin

i'll let everyone know when it hits the door hear. . . Dave-

I wish I had seen this during my search! Oh well . . .

Nope just the red b*st*rds. I believe red bugs actually keep the flat worms in check. I haven't seen any bite marks on my Acro's so I'm guessing I don't have flat worms. Dave-

I'll test it tonight. Dave-

Try Shane as well at Fishy Business in our sponsor forum too. Dave-

Why not use a Rubbermaid tub w/ aeration. . .

Since each pill treats 380 gallons I just cut mine in half (my water volume is about 180 gallons). What size tank are you treating? Actual/estmated water volume? My observations: One treatment may be enough. I decided to be a little cautious. Some folks suggest using the whole pill for one treatment. But they had a cyano and GHA break outs. Also, all invertebrates were lost. I've done 2 treatments and only lost one of our skunk cleaner shrimps.

One pill treats 380 gallons. Since my totla water volume is 180 I used half a pill. I will have a half left over aftermy final treatment Saturday that you are welcomed to. Dave-

I too have had a couple packages taken. So whenever I order books from B&N I have it shipped to the store. Dave-

I wouldn't treat one coral. I would treat the whole tank. Here are a couple of links on how to treat with interceptor, I suggest reading these two articles first before starting your treatment.. The test: The test thread The cure: The Cure link Also check out my blog. I have chronicaled my treatment (see the link at the bottom in my signature). Finding the interceptor was the hard part. My vet dosen't carry it and I have a small dog. If you have a dog, take the article to your vet and explain what you want to do. If you don"t have a dog find a freind who does and present the information to his vet. You will need the Interceptor White. A box of six is around $50.00. Good luck, Dave-

Sorry I'm out.

I hope to start around 3:30. There will be a CD available of the powerpoint presention I will be using for all who attend (thanks to Princer7) Dave-

so it seems 2 treatments are needed. Why not do them a week apart. First time to kill adults, the second time to kill larvie and eggs.

Glad it was helpful.

Please come. This is a great group of people.

Good news. Sorry your coral as mad. I hope they pull through. Dave-

Are you skimming? If so skim wet. to help remove the toxins. Also double check your acros. If you see more red spots you have a different pest. Dave- Psssst - check my last two blog entries.

Might check this out. Synthetic Salt Mixes

John no worries. I currently have one under the 58 it's just a wet/dry and I hate it! Dave-

Did they elaborate on the reason why they recommend the salt? Just curious it seems to be off the beaten path, at least to me. Dave-

At least you know where it's at. . .