My 150 G
- Thread starter pauliwalnuts
- Start date
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Lmk when you're ready, I usually have somethings laying around
Hard work and dedication is all it takes. Lots of money too. Lol...
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Thanks buddy.
- Location
- Staten Island
Paulie, what happened I thought you were going to wait for the treatment, please don't tell me something happened.
I want some new tank shots, or maybe even in person would even be better.
I want some new tank shots, or maybe even in person would even be better.
- Location
- north jersey
do it on a sunday and i'm there.....party at paulie's.....:beer::thrash:
- Location
- lincoln park, nj
party at paulie's....ooh ooh, can I come too?
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Nice... Tommy's back. I missed you brother, glad to know you're still alive. If you want to stop by, my door is always open for you buddy.
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
You guys area too funny. But shoot me a time and we'll work something out.
ryangrieder
Advanced Reefer
- Location
- Northern Jersey
your tank is absolutely amazing my friend. really really healthy looking tank. cant wait to check that tank out one day!
- Location
- Kings Park, NY
Wow Paulie, I haven't been on MR much the past few months. Your tank looks amazing!!
wow wow wow wow wow teach me please?:Yikes:
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Thanks guys...
Will try to get some updates pics soon.
Will try to get some updates pics soon.
- Location
- Staten Island
Het Paulie welcome back, hope all is well, now lets get an update.
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Guess what guys... LEVAMISOLE SUCKS for an in tank treatment for AEFW's, and now I have the facts to prove it.
As some of you already know, I was using the pure form of the medication at 5 grams of pure Levi to 200 gallons of water (would not recommend anyone going any higher on their dose!!! Fish lost appetite and almost lost two pieces of coral). Breakdown. Tank 150g, and sump 50g. Yes, I did go with the total water volume by the dimensions of the two. Did five treatments altogether, with six day increments. And yes, skimmer's air intake was in the water, so no skimming was taking place during the treatment. Also sock was changed before and after as well.
And guess what now... After a close inspection today with my LED flashlight. One of my colonies had about 10-15 small guys, one huge, and even egg sacks. Did the usual proceeder on the coral (coralrx dip, cut dead areas).
I'm now looking into getting four or five AEFW eating Wrasses. And hopefully, I can keep them under control by turkey basting the coral once a week and letting the wrasses eating the free floating ones.
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask them.
As some of you already know, I was using the pure form of the medication at 5 grams of pure Levi to 200 gallons of water (would not recommend anyone going any higher on their dose!!! Fish lost appetite and almost lost two pieces of coral). Breakdown. Tank 150g, and sump 50g. Yes, I did go with the total water volume by the dimensions of the two. Did five treatments altogether, with six day increments. And yes, skimmer's air intake was in the water, so no skimming was taking place during the treatment. Also sock was changed before and after as well.
And guess what now... After a close inspection today with my LED flashlight. One of my colonies had about 10-15 small guys, one huge, and even egg sacks. Did the usual proceeder on the coral (coralrx dip, cut dead areas).
I'm now looking into getting four or five AEFW eating Wrasses. And hopefully, I can keep them under control by turkey basting the coral once a week and letting the wrasses eating the free floating ones.
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask them.
- Location
- north jersey
- Location
- Laurelton, NY
I'm with Pauli on his assesment!
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
@ Tom. Most Wrasses eat them.
@ Banks. Thanks for the support buddy.
@ Banks. Thanks for the support buddy.
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
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