Red bugs
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BigRedsReefs10
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Hopefully you got all the little buggers.
Just as an update, they did come back but I dipped in a higher concentration and it's now been a couple days with no sign of them. Think I finally got them. In other news that lfs I got them from also has zoa eating nudis as well as red bugs at the moment lol. Will not be buying from there anytime soon
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Wow, sounds like a great place. To me this says you just need to drive up to PEA from now on
Wow, sounds like a great place. To me this says you just need to drive up to PEA from now on
Haha yeah yeah. I'm on coral probation at the moment since my tank is full lol
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I do have a couple sps pieces in mind that I want
Well you do have that 40b laying around right.....
mr_X
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You know, I see more coral eating pests in LFS's and other reefers' systems than coming in on wild colonies. Everyone's passing them around.
That makes sense if you think about it. These pest organisms are kept in check in the wild via natural predators and the such but In our tanks most of those organisms aren't found and thus it is harder to eradicate a pest
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