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Hi, firstly you shouldn’t never use cipro while lights are on at all. It’s recommended to dose at night time. Ideally you should have removed all your euphyllia in to a 25 litre container with a heater and flow and bathed the corals with the antibiotics for 8-10 hours as well as doing a 6 day corse of cipro treatment in the tank. This will ensure it’s fully eliminated. Corals may start to show improvement but if there’s a tiny bit of bacteria lurking around it will spread again months down the line. Also if your leaving your skimmer on then make sure it’s overflowing back in to the sump otherwise your just pulling the antibiotics out.. Every time you buy new euphyllia you should always treat them with antibiotics before adding to your system others wise your just going to keep introducing the bacteria back in your tank. Good luck

Hi thanks for the video reading through comments it seems this did save the torches? However you mention facing ongoing issues do you feel they are related to this treatment?

Wtf i thought it was only like 4 teaspoons to 5 gallons you put a whole cup ?

What a wonderful job you are doing, looks like pretty much work but i can understand that it deserves at the end. Thanks for sharing this perhaps one day i also do my little experiment with this

mine aggressive... because it costly fish ... aggressive mean sure alive .. haha😊😊😊

0.36ppm phosphates !!!

Nice tank I going to buy one because I love the way it looks over the standard tanks you have fix yours up nicely

How are you? The tank is ok?

Onyx Picasso

i think i seen you at reefapoloza 2024 ny and the 2 you tubers i was with called you queen reef, they were wrong.. i think i have that content on my twitch live, if that was you i hope you had a good time and got some awesome content <3 also i think i bumped into you at the kungfu booth

Do you sell any zoa frag packs and ship in Canada?

Hi, my tank is going through this problem and I have already had several dead corals. Did it really work for you? Your answer would be very helpful to me, thank you and sorry for the inconvenience.

Does a UV lamp in-line can help with this kind of problem to prevent it?

Amazing 👍🏼

Wow. This has been going on in my tank and can’t figure it out. Just the euphylia like you said everything else is fine.

I am a certified ICP consultant for Fauna Marin. Please send a Fauna Marin Total ICP, select Frag Farm as your advisor, when you register the sampler and I will help you.. unfortunately the issues you have encountered will return unless you fix the chemistry.

Good luck 🙏🤞✌️

Had the same issue lately. Dipped and then treated the entire tank with cipro for 3 days. Lost 1 torch colony and 1 sps colony…. 😢. My confetti colony took 1.5 years to grow and was looking amazing.

Check for magnet rust

I literally just posted this on my last video.. same thing is happening to my torch in my tank. Also had few acans melt. I’m following closely on this. I thought it may have been my flow or over zealous husbandry.. please update us on this I may have to do the same

I think I’m having similar issue. All my euphyllia are flat with open mouths. All my water testing seems to be fine. Ugh so stressful

The fish look awesome though😂

Well don't put left over Kentucky Fried chicken in the tank 😊

Hello LadyAquatica, Solomon’s Island here with a quick input on your situation, a lot of people step away from the basics when a issue is at hand and look for a chemical to resolve the issue, being in the hobby for quite a while I’ve learned there are typically only six things that could be causing this, flow, water quality, water parameters, par level, parasites or non reef safe fish, which are many factors to consider. If this were to happen to me i’d check the flow it looks like the hammers and torches are not opening up all the way, I’d check all my parameters with Hanna checkers and Hanna Salinity checker and use the Red Sea Mag test kit to make sure my levels are healthy, I have a par meter so I already know my par levels but I’ll check again just incase, I’d keep a small wrasse like a 6 line if you don’t have one already for things like flatworms,I don’t believe u have any non reef safe fish, but if all those things checkout,isolate and dip affected coral in revive,I’d remove all chemical filtration, add a good fresh quality carbon bag for 1 week only, remove carbon bag then do a 20% water change and stay chemical free and just continue to keep your parameters stable and allow the tank to recover naturally.

Im no expert with lps but i know some have success with iodine dips.

A lot of times this treatment is only temporary unless you pinpoint the issue. Sometimes you get lucky and it doesn't return. I believe it is mostly a nutritional issue. My issue returned multiple times even after treatments. It stopped when I began using the CRT Concoction. Basically with better nutrition the corals can fight off pathogens as they should naturally. Never target feed torch corals. That only stresses them more. Also amino acids can fuel the pathogens. Even with antibiotics my pathogens were still present. They need to be healthy to live with the pathogens unaffected. Good luck.

Fingers crossed for you 🤞

Hoping the best for you with the treatment.

I really hope you get things figured out. There’s always the Aquabiomics route if you wanted to see if any coral pathogens are in the tank. After successfully keeping Euphyllia for years and then suddenly losing colonies one by one, I finally quit keeping them. 😢 It’s sad because those are the corals that attracted me to the hobby. Thousands of dollars in livestock gone. Desperately dosing cipro, baths, iodine, and every dip I could think of. It sucks really. You have been at this hobby for a long time. I hope things turn around for you!

Amoxicillin is all you need to treat the tank. Been there done that before

Wishing you all the best . Ill be following along

Good luck sis i can feel you pain a bit 😐.. let us know what happens plz .. ive lost 3 torches this year question have you done any house work or painting ect ?..

I truly hope that your Beautiful corals recover

That’s never a good feeling.

Fingers on both hands, crossed for you. I've used the KFC dip and in tank treatment, a handful of times with great success. Hope the same for you.

I hope the treatment fix the problem, the tank looks beautiful , good luck

It's not a bacteria infections,are your water parameters stable and the same as before, if not then its definitely water parameters your phosphate is to high should be .1 or 0.05 - 0.1, also check your alkalinity, salinity,keep doing water changes every couple of days to reset tank,do iodine dip on lps, hopefully corals will slowly recover 🤞

That Stinks! I hope it works. I have done the KFC dip for years, haven't done the in tank though. Looking forward to your follow up video.

The reef looks nice. I hope the treatment works for you 👍

What kind of weird rule does Canada have for reef building corals? You’d think they would want more aquacultured corals idk seems odd

did u buy your Innovative Marine Nuvo 150 Online or LFS? how u move inside house ?

never gets old lol

Wow the new A3 is basically idiot proof. I am still running the A1 after 12 years with 12 modules and 3 EB8.

Those nails look wild under that blue light 😂👌

Great video. Nice detailed info, I have the same sump.

Beautiful tank! Glad you are doing the videos!

You are so awesome 😊

Wow your corals pop so much! So amazing

Thank you for sharing your the only one who actually went through it🙏🏾😭

Tank looks great! So many beautiful colors.👌