Zoas getting suffocated my sponges
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Dread Pirate Dave
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I watched Jake Adams clean a sponge off of a duncan frag using a waterpik. I don't think that can be used here though.
AlyciaMarie
Where's my anemone?
I had a similar situation with algae instead of sponge. Using gloves and glasses and keeping the polyps submerged in water (maybe overkill, but oh well), I carefully tweezed the algae from in between and around the zoas. I honestly don't know if this was the best thing to do, but I really didn't see any alternative at the time. Maybe someone can confirm that, lol.
Dread Pirate Dave
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For algae I just used a peroxide dip on mine. Worked like a charm.
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Lots of info for this exact situation in my post linked below:
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Growth id?
New to coral, noticed this a couple days ago. At first I just assumed it was the zoa spreading, but now I am not sure. Should I be concerned? It’s not really noticeable when they are open. The last pic is when I noticed it, the other two are this morning.
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jayteerq
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Thank you!Lots of info for this exact situation in my post linked below:
Growth id?
New to coral, noticed this a couple days ago. At first I just assumed it was the zoa spreading, but now I am not sure. Should I be concerned? It’s not really noticeable when they are open. The last pic is when I noticed it, the other two are this morning.
Hope it helps!
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