Tube Worms/ Vermitted Snails

Drex

Drex

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If you have this pest in your reef here is a guarantee cure for this insane pest.
I will post the write up Mike Paletta wrote on this pest. If you follow these instructions he has in his article it will take care of them it definitely works I have done it and yes I had hundreds of threm.
 

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If you follow these instructions he has in his article it will take care of them it definitely works I have done it and yes I had hundreds of threm.
 
Just catching up on the forum and saw this. I have hermetic snails, but not horribly bad. Does the calcium carbonate change the calcium alkalinity balance at all? Where is the original posting for this? I may have to try this rather than keep investing in bumble bee snails!
 
For a guaranteed cure to eliminate a pest in your reef, follow the instructions outlined by Mike Paletta, as detailed in his article. I can't provide the specific details, but following his guidance effectively addressed the issue for many, including myself, who had numerous of these pests.
 
RocketPhil said:
Just catching up on the forum and saw this. I have hermetic snails, but not horribly bad. Does the calcium carbonate change the calcium alkalinity balance at all? Where is the original posting for this? I may have to try this rather than keep investing in bumble bee snails!
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@Drex or @HangrightRon thoughts since you've had first-hand experience?
 
RocketPhil said:
Just catching up on the forum and saw this. I have hermetic snails, but not horribly bad. Does the calcium carbonate change the calcium alkalinity balance at all? Where is the original posting for this? I may have to try this rather than keep investing in bumble bee snails!
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Nope it does not effect it
 
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