Reef Flux 10 capsules

I never really go the chemical route for my tank but this was the last resort for my 3 month long bryopsis battle. I went into panic mode about using this product while reading the reviews after I already dosed it. Needless to say, None of my inverts, fish or coral were unalived or stressed. 90% of my bryopsis is cleared up and it’s only day 7.My surface agitation is pretty good but I added an airstone to my sump for safety purposes. Dosed 10 capsules to my 150 gallon total volume. I’m not sure if they fixed what was harming the livestock or something I have done that prevented a major die off. I wouldn’t 100% trust this product again unless I see more positive reviews.

After adding this into my tank. Three anthias dead. and LPS coral polyps shrinked. Hair algea still existing.It was not good for my tank.

I have been reefing for over 30 years and I never had to deal with Bryopsis until now 8/1/2026 so I just wanted to let people know that although we don’t like to try meds for out reef 🪸 because they never work or end up killing our coral this stuff really works. I manually removed as much as I could and I dosed 50% of the recommended dose on my 100 gallon so 5 pills 💊.. I waited two days and dosed the other 5 pills 💊 and within a day or two my bryopsis was all gone nothing was left it detached from all my rocks , corals and even snails 🐌.. it works it really does so if you use it hopefully you have the same experience I did with it 👍👍

I’ve used reef flux before to great results with bryopsis and turf ordered from BRS. Well this time as soon as I poured it in my return pump side all my snails fell off the glass and rocks and my SPS sucked in their polys and flesh to their skeleton. Looked stuff up and started my carbon reactor and doing water change.its a 85g system. Lucky I had 10g ready for when the treatment stopped so I swapped that in and ran carbon while more water prepared. Lost 3 SPS ober 3 days then my Walt Disney started RTN so dosed ciprofloxin to stop anything bacterial from all the vibrio from the stress and deaths. Saved my system but I’ve heard horrid things over the past week months about Amazon reef flux. The tank shows my experience so user error isn’t the cause. 1 star cause I can’t do 0

This stuff works like a dream. I have a 120 gal that’s been up now for 1 1/2 years. I was plagued by green hair algae and bryopsis much of that time. You must follow the directions. FULLY dissolve the tablets. For me this meant I emptied 3 capsules at a time into a quart of tank water over about 10 minutes for each of the 3 capsules. Don’t rush it. I also did water changes during the 3 week period and added the correct amount for the water change performed. I.e. if I changed 10 gal I added 1 capsule. I took my skimmer off line for 3 days and no carbon for 3 weeks. Ran GFO and filter socks as suggested. As expected my PO4 and NO3 went up (doubled PO4 - 1.4 and NO3 - >5) since they were no longer tied up in the GHA. I also believe that the GHA dying adds to both. I did my 30% H2O change after the 3rd week started carbon and changed GFO. I soaked all powerheads and pumps in vinegar and warm water and thoroughly cleaned. I saw no detrimental affect to any livestock and since my coraline algae has started to explode because the GHA isn’t occupying that Realestate. 😁 I had no issues with Dynos or Cyanos. I do run a 50W Pentair UV tuned for those blooms. After months of trying to manually remove and fight a losing battle I considered a tear down and Hydrogen Peroxide nuclear option. Now I’m kicking myself for not trying this sooner. I’ve been in this both professionally and as a hobbyist for over 30 years and am a skeptic of miracle cures and firmly believe that patience and persistence wins out in this hobby. This lived up to the hype and I was shocked and just how well it worked. UPDATE: After 2 weeks of some elevated levels of PO4 and NO3 with normal water changes, GFO, and NOPOX dosing PO4 is .05 and NO3 is 1.47. With no GHA to bind these and the low levels, this should prevent recurring issues 🤞