Will Revive kill nudis?

[Reefomeez]

I have some zoa frags getting harassed by some nudis. Will a Revive bath fix the problem or do I need to try something else? I've dipped all of my coral before intro to the DT so I'm not sure how they got past that. Just want to make sure that if I put them through a bath that it will take care of the problem. If not will a Hydrogen Peroxide dip work?

And once it's done, should I put them in a separate tank or can I assume they're okay to put back on my frag rack?

 

[Clifford]

The eggs get past the dip. Revive will kill the adults with enough time in it. Peroxide works ok. Potassium permanganate works very well or run a double dose of flatworm exit every two weeks for six weeks in the tank.

 

[Evanski9]

That's why I fw dip and qt my zoas. I had nudis take my tank down a year ago

 

[pgr11]

I had nudis awhile ago and this is what I did. First dip all the zoas and rocks that are close. Kills the adults. Two days later run a flatworm exit treatment. Then in a few days run another treatment. This will kill any eggs that hatched in that time frame but wont give them time to lay new eggs.

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[Reefomeez]

Awww man! Shouldn't have expected an easy answer but hope springs eternal right?

Can you user Flatworm Exit in the DT (fish, inverts, coral)? Actually, I just added some berghia so that answers my question...

I guess I'll do the dip for the adults, move the frags to my QT (it's a full setup just smaller and without livestock right now) and use Flatworm Exit there. Or should I be using a bare HT for the Flatworm Exit?

 

[pgr11]

I used it in my dt no problems but like you said with the other nudis Nope wont work. The other tank will be fine

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[Reefomeez]

Okay...thanks all!