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Jessica
LUGOL'S SOLUTION (Solutio Lugoli). A solution of iodine in an aqueous solution of potassium iodide. Composition: 1 part iodine, 2 parts potassium iodide, 17 parts water. First, dissolve potassium iodide in water, then dissolve crystalline iodine in the resulting solution (if you can find it...).
James8887
Will pharmacy Lugol's solution work?
Jill1815
This is most likely brown jelly. You take a hammer and chisel or a knife (one that you don't mind throwing away) and cut off all the polyps with the infection. Lugol's solution won't help you in this case.
Jill9137
Message the Old Man privately. The coral was peeling off after the journey (also a whitish film and then it was done for). Ray is currently treating it and seems to have stopped the "decay."
In the pharmacies that produce "their" medicines, there should be crystalline iodine. The container just needs to be airtight, as iodine sublimes.
Monique1236
Two little stones with polyps went after the rainbow... I can't understand what caused this, even if I try; it doesn't really look like tissue necrosis (I had that with euphyllia). There is some similarity, of course, but here the tubes seem to just be disintegrating... And this is despite the fact that they've been in the jar for about six months, and they are being fed abundantly... The only thing is that 1 kg of live rocks and a couple of kg of dry reef rocks were added... that's it, nothing else has changed...
Maria6659
The same thing happened with the Boyu-450 (60 L). A kind person gave me a couple of underfed polyps; the aquarium was a couple of months old, so this was my first rather challenging coral. I fed it, and it even started to split, but then it just disappeared in a week... I never understood what the problem was. I concluded that I shouldn't keep them anymore... Although maybe I'm wrong...