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I think I got the clam disease again! all 14 maximas, croceas and squamosa are dying! The mantles are retracted, some of the clams are still responding to light. Changed 50% of the water, the birdnest is not affected. :cry2:

My condolence to you



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It happened before about 1 year ago, clams will die over a few days. I dont know what kills them .. but should be a kind of bacteria infection.

u can trace the source ..... any new addition recently ??? ( clams/corals) .....

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dude.

iodine is POISONOUS in large amounts!!! :cry:

how much exactly?

if i were you, i'd run carbon & polyfilter immediately.

then do water changes.

lots of it.

how are the fishes?

:cry2:

14 pcs is a lot of real estate bro.

hope they recover

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The probelm is I didnt do anything to it. I took them out for a iodide dip and poured 1/5 bottle into the tank.

1/5 bottle is alot IMO. Normal seawater concentration of iodine is about 0.06mg/l.

I'm using seachem's concentrated iodine. Dosing 1ml in my 180-200l tank will already increase iodine concentration by 0.04mg/l.

If your iodine additive is as concentrated as seachem's....I can't imagine what 1/5 a bottle would do to your tank. As mentioned by bum...overdosing iodine can really have lethal effects. Think you should get a salifert iodine test kit and test the amount of iodine in your water. If you really added as much as 1/5 a bottle...I think even with a 50% water change the iodine levels would still be lethal.

Just hope it's not the iodine problem. :unsure:

Always something more important than fish.

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You need a 100% waterchange to remove the iodine. Whatever gave you that brilliant idea?

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Hehe...change to Seachem's Iodide lah..it's formulated for timed release of iodide ions. Not sure about JBL...even people comment that their test kits are not accurate. :unsure:

Always something more important than fish.

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Guys, 1 of my maxima died yesterday :cry::cry2: .. it was gapping in the morning and found it dead at night.. :cry:

I recently dosed iodide and kalk Ammonia:0 Nitrite:0 Nitrate: 35 Calcium: 435 dKH: 6.7

This morning i find 1 of my clam gapping, i guess it will be dead at night :cry:

ORDed

back to studies and reefing again..

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3v|L,Sep 9 2003, 12:48 PM] Guys, 1 of my maxima died yesterday :cry::cry2: .. it was gapping in the morning and found it dead at night.. :cry:

I recently dosed iodide and kalk Ammonia:0 Nitrite:0 Nitrate: 35 Calcium: 435 dKH: 6.7

This morning i find 1 of my clam gapping, i guess it will be dead at night :cry:

Hey your dkh look like it is very little



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3v|L,Sep 9 2003, 12:48 PM] Guys, 1 of my maxima died yesterday :cry::cry2: .. it was gapping in the morning and found it dead at night.. :cry:

I recently dosed iodide and kalk Ammonia:0 Nitrite:0 Nitrate: 35 Calcium: 435 dKH: 6.7

This morning i find 1 of my clam gapping, i guess it will be dead at night :cry:

Dangers of dosing iodine? :evil:

Always something more important than fish.

http://reefbuilders.com/2012/03/08/sps-pico-reef/

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