Anyone got Fluconazole?

[Kayvon]

I think I'm getting the makings of a bryopsis outbreak. Does anyone have any Fluconazole lying around?

 

[Bdk1786]

I have some. Off the top of my head, 5+ pills left. I can confirm for you later tonight.

 

[Balz3352]

I also have some if bdk doesn't

 

[Jeremiah]

I do also, not sure how many pills - will count tonight.

 

[Bdk1786]

(7) 200mg pills left.

 

[Legonch]

900 mgs here

 

[Balz3352]

I have a bunch. Like ALot! At least 10

 

[Kayvon]

Great. Are you all going to the meeting? I can bring some cash or something and make the exchange there.

 

[Legonch]

bunch of flucon addicts here, haha!

 

[Balz3352]

No meeting for me just work

 

[Kayvon]

Hi all. Sorry I didn't make the last meeting. Had an emergency. The good news is that my tank doesn't have bryopsis, but the bad news is that it was hair algae. Lots of it. I'm still down to pick some up. If anyone has 10+ caps I can come by whenever it's convenient. Just PM me and we can get something figured out. Thanks

 

[Jeremiah]

I know that we now have fluconazole to treat bryopsis. I've even successfully treated it using this method.

However, I just wanted to share some information I have in case folks prefer the old method of raising Mag using Tech M or a more natural way.

Kent Tech M worked for Bryopsis before the formula was changed. Continuum Reef Basis Magnesium is identical to the old original Kent Tech M formula and will work for Bryopsis when used to raise the Magnesium level up to very high levels. This method can be stressful to some corals however.
Bacter Clean-M has had good success eradicating Bryopsis, as it has other nuisance algaes, and that is what I would recommend that you use first. It does take some time, like in excess of a month of use and sometimes over 2 months.

 

[cremer9]

I can use some hope its not to late pM me if some is close to lakewood

 

[whyamisofly]

Before I place an order, anyone still have some laying around?

 

[Fourthwind]

I have some in Thornton. 2000 milligram packet. $16

 

[zombie]

Be careful with that stuff. I did a 3 week treatment of it then did a small water change, started carbon back up and then lost a bunch of corals which then turned into a small tank crash. It's possible something else like contamination on my hands just happened to coincide perfectly with removing the fluconazole, but the timing is just too suspect to not blame it.

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[whyamisofly]

Be careful with that stuff. I did a 3 week treatment of it then did a small water change, started carbon back up and then lost a bunch of corals which then turned into a small tank crash. It's possible something else like contamination on my hands just happened to coincide perfectly with removing the fluconazole, but the timing is just too suspect to not blame it.

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Understood, thanks.

I'm at my wits end trying to remove bubble algae.

 

[Andrew_bram]

Have you looked into vibrant liquid aquarium cleaner. I have read good things. I know aquatic art sells it.

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[kchristensen8064]

I used vibrant for hair algae and had just a small amount of bubble. The bubble is completely gone.

 

[Fourthwind]

have used it several times with no ill affects. I never dose more than once every two weeks. On that note I have never had it affect green hair algae. Just Byropsis and bubble algae. Bubble algae takes two doses and 6 weeks before you start seeing a significant reduction.