Is this the dangerous zoa? Palytoxin?

[vetteguy53081]

In essence, none are dangerous unless:

• Placing new frags
• Removing frags
• Fragging
• Removing corals next to Paly’s & Zoas
• Cleaning live rock in general
• Breaking down a tank
• Moving from tank to tank

To reduce chances of poisoning or toxicity:

• Keep the coral submerged when moving between tanks. Containers with aquarium water work great. The greatest risk is when coral is exposed to air
• Wear gloves when handing Paly’s & Zoa’s
• When scrubbing rocks always scrub with the rock completely submerged. ALWAYS wear gloves, goggles & mask
• Avoid working in your tank with cuts and hangnails on your arms and hands
• Wear eye protection when cleaning live rock, fragging etc
• NEVER BOIL or COOK LIVE ROCK – Sends the toxin airborne
• ALWAYS wash your hands after they have been in the tank
• Palytoxin awareness