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Pazzoman;4652864; said:
lol thats gonna be annoying if i get coraline algae on my glass.....do snails eat it?....by the way thanks puffer
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Snails wont, although i think there are a few fish out there that will pick at it.
 
Oh ok.....i'm probably going to rearrange my rocks again...possibly add more from liveaquaria. Also does anyone know how long to keep dead corals in bleach solution?

1 bleach:1 water?

I have them in a bucket now with the solution seems to be doing it's job so far.....but I'm going to work in like 30 min....so will be a problem if it stays in thier till 11?
 
No just make sure that you give them a really good soak after you take them out. Lots of dechlorinator.

Also leaving them soak in direct sunlight will help as well.

You might want to leave your rock alone for a bit, it is stressful for your animals, and every time you do it you are going to have a mini die-off...not good for h2o quality.

Nice looking FOWLR's bioneck...and nice looking fish. Glad to see you walk the walk after talking the talk. :D
 
Hey I just came home...the dead corals look-en really good...I'll leave them in the bucket over night and then leave them outside for a few days...
 
There is something that eats coraline...but for the last two days now I cant remember what it is...I will ask thisissimple...I know that he has a few in his tank.

I have a couple of big corals that I killed and bleached...they actually make pretty cool decorations around the house. Plate coral is sitting in our bathroom. :D
 
There are a few urchins that will mow down coraline algae.
As for bleaching coral... chlroine is very photo-sensative. Sunlight is a GREAT way to break it down quickly. Just let 'em sit outside a couple of days to dry out.
 
Zoodiver;4656135; said:
There are a few urchins that will mow down coraline algae.
As for bleaching coral... chlroine is very photo-sensative. Sunlight is a GREAT way to break it down quickly. Just let 'em sit outside a couple of days to dry out.
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Urchins...dang. Cant believe I forgot that.

A maroon once full grown will rule your 75g.

My brother had to remove one from a 6' long 125g because it was beating up a full grown sailfin tang.

Just as a warning now.

Scopas will be pretty much compatible with anything, except for tangs of the same basic body shape.
 
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