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    Posted: December 02 2010 at 11:58am
My brother just sent me this and I was curious if anyone has tried it out? Here is the link to it. http://www.reefcentral.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1355184
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I havent personally but the links says it works, im interested on how this works out for you
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Oh i dont need to use it in my new tank I know my brother does. But Its got me thinking that there is a better way than kalk paste or joe juice.
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It seems risky to me. I don't think I'll try it unless it's a last ditch effort. I just thought it was very interesting. I'd be to scared to do it for fear of killing things that I didn't want to die!
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After reading the RS thread It seems like it would be better to dip the rocks you want to kill softies on and then place the rock in a QT and run carbon and do water changes before returning the piece to the display. I don't understand why so many people returned the dipped colonies back to the display immediately. Some even said they removed GSP and Leathers until the display was purged of the fluke tabs.
 
Using Fluke Tabs seems like a last ditch effort to kill AEFW's, some soft corals and GSP.
 
I do have a soft coral similar to GSP but it just looks like grass when extended and like a plucked chicken when retracted. It's nearly impossible to scrape off the rock so I may try dipping it and placing the rock in a QT for a month or so before returning it to the display.
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