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Thats Johns pic. I went on Melvesreef to compare, but on his site they look much browner? This is a tough one, but knowing my luck there worms. not sure witch ones though?
 
It looks like a AEFW but it is really hard to tell.

Where did you find it? Did it come off a colony?

It is certainly an adult which means if it it an AEFW then you sould look around the base of your Acros for eggs. They will be in small dark brown clusters usually around the base or the colony or at the base of the branches on the underside.
 
He's already been informed.

(I received the frag.)

Which, I'm ok with, since I have already taken the precautions I feel I needed to.

(New frag plugs, FW dip, then another FW dip.) It may kill the frags to do so many dips after being refragged.
 
I was thinking more like an STD... now, you need to contact everyone you came into contact with and let them know what you have and that they should be tested as well. :p
 
Johnos said:
He's already been informed.

(I received the frag.)

Which, I'm ok with, since I have already taken the precautions I feel I needed to.

(New frag plugs, FW dip, then another FW dip.) It may kill the frags to do so many dips after being refragged.
That isn't enough. Dips will not do anything to any eggs that might be on it. Your only options are to toss the frag or QT for at least a month. Doing weekly dips to remove any new worms that have hatched out.
 
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