Dipping corals???

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Is it safe to FW dip zoe's and other softies like them?I have a problem with some bristle worms and one big one is living in a zoe rock that's about 6x6 so I need to get rid of the worm and not the coral.
Any ideas??
 
Barbara;224107 wrote: Bristle worms generally don't cause problems that require extermination. I did see another post of yours regarding flatworms though. I would dip softies to get rid of flatworms. I use FW for softies, but some do not recommend it. An alternative is to dip in old tank water with heavy iodine added. Just regular, over the counter iodine like you'd use for a cut, and drop it in the water, swish around, until the water turns darker color from the iodine. (it's almost impossible to use to much!). Dip in that mixture, and I'm told the flatworms melt right off. (Again, I use FW for flatworms, so I don't know about the iodine, but I use the iodine dip for my hard corals, like SPS and LPS, before putting in the tank, and the dip is harmless to them, but gets rid of pests.)

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