[Dudester]

This is amazing, revolutionary information! OK, maybe an exaggeration, but I'm incredibly happy to have stumbled onto this thread. I've been pruning bryopsis for more than a year, and I'm ready to take down my 30g tank and upgrade. I've actually fragged out all of my corals that were infested with bryopsis, and they're sitting on an egg crate rack so I can sort of quarantine them until my new tank is up and running. I've cut away and disposed of a lot of coral as I do not want to infect my new tank, and I've gotten rid of many of the LR that has constantly been a nuissance due to bryopsis. I think I'll give this hyper-Mg a try -- are there many others out there who can confirm the success of this treatment?

Thanks so much for sharing this information! If this pans out to work this well in other tanks, with few downsides to the other tank inhabitants, this would be ThOTM material!