Coloney attached to glass

[Leadfooted]

I need to move this coloney to an area with a little less direct flow. What’s the best method you’d suggest to pull this garden away from the glass and will doing so release any harmful toxins?

 

[tankstudy]

I've never had any toxin issues with bams bams but you can just run carbon if your concerned. As for removing off the glass, I recently had to remove some from the glass of my tank as well. I used a razorblade. My polyps on the glass took a lot of damage but survived despite the damage taken.

 

[rogersb]

Looks to be mostly attached to coraline. I would scrape the coraline which would free the zoas from the glass. It will probably mash them up a little bit but I bet after a couple of days they will be good as new. Or just try getting a razor blade and slide it in between the glass and zoas.

 

[DharkaronReef]

Agreed w the previous post. I have a few colonies on glass and frag racks that I carefully use a razor and scrap the bottom part of the zoas off. They normally stick together and can easily be mounted on another rock or plug.

 

[Leadfooted]

Thanks for all the feedback and I’ll run some carbon

 

[jabberwock]

Jeesh,

"my zoas grow so good they are growing up the glass. What should I do?"

LOL, looking nice colonies. Yes, I am jealous...