BulkRate;989357 wrote: That Reef2Reef post outlining the use of cephalexin is what I followed when the Furan2 method didn't work out. Time did not afford me the option to do a dip every 12 hours, but extending the regimen an extra few days at 1 dip per 24 hours worked well in my case.
But I'll bet cipro's just as effective, just don't have any personal experience using it or know how harsh it may be on your zoas. In any regard, I suspect the much of the polyp losses reported in any dip regimen are more due to water parameter shock than anything else - use water drawn from whatever tank they're used to (i.e. not freshly mixed as the instructions state) once your quarantine begins and you should be OK in that regard.
I was under the impression that palythoa were immune, but nowadays any large zoas are sold as palythoas so I guess you're better off doing the lot of 'em as Marquisio suggests.