Reef Discussion

[somethingfishy76]

I'm not struggling with any kind of spot or itch but thought this was interesting... What you guys think? Saying its reef safe...
http://www.fish-street.com/prodibio_spots_and_velvets

 

[Sam Parker]

I wouldn't want to be the Guinea pig. Any reviews?

 

[somethingfishy76]

Nothing I can see... just wondered if someone might have discovered the holy grail for parasite control.

 

[Sam Parker]

Hopefully some reviews sneak out soon. Never know, the hobby continually evolves :)

 

[MagicJ]

This has been available for a few years now (https://reefbuilders.com/2012/05/17/prodibio-aquarium-cure-program/#) but there is little information to actually explain what it is - I would suggest that the fact that it has been on the market for 5+ years and is not in the cupboard of every reef keeper in the world would tend to suggest that it doesn't actually work :rolleyes

 

[ReeferRob]

One question you should ALWAYS ask yourself before you dump something into your tank. Is it worth losing my entire collection? I've been around the hobby for over 30+ years and I've seen every kind of damn snake oil out there saying it's the be all and end all to what ales your tank. Be careful, be VERY careful.

 

[somethingfishy76]

I recon you hit the nail right on the head there... Snake oil I thinks....

 

[ReeferRob]

I've never had an issue with white spot in a reef tank other than with Powder Blue tangs, they get it, it's a fact of life with them. If your husbandry is spot on you've got nothing to worry about. If you're losing fish to it in a reef tank, your husbandry and supplier should be called into question.

 

[somethingfishy76]

hahahahaha.... and then I went ahead and got a Goldrim two days ago....:D:D:D