Kalk isn't safer for the tank when you release paly toxin. Remove the rock, trade it in, bring home new frag. Problem solved, no need to kill off the palys while risking your health or the health of the rank.
Killing off some pink/gold zoas
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Pink paly massacre. Kalk n syringe
About the fifth time I've done it.
I pretty regularly do it for the green sand palys too.
About the fifth time I've done it.
I pretty regularly do it for the green sand palys too.
Rodi.
I will say putting on top of the polyp works better than injecting.
Good luck!!! Def keeps my green ones at bay too!
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I know I would
jld
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are those aka fairy dust, star dust, Also called WWC Pandora's???? I had them and they were insane growers!
Pink paly massacre. Kalk n syringe
About the fifth time I've done it.
I pretty regularly do it for the green sand palys too.
Hahah. Dunno. I Wouldn't pay for them.
Not sure I'd give them away either.
JoeIII
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We had some invasive colonies and we kept them "down" by mowing them like grass. Periodically I would get in there with a pair of craft scissors and just cut them as close to the rock as I could while someone else siphoned them and the mucus into a bucket.
We had to tear the tank down for a reboot due to Irma, so we are bleaching all the rocks with them and some invasive mushrooms in the sun for a week then giving them an acid bath before they go back in the tank.
We had to tear the tank down for a reboot due to Irma, so we are bleaching all the rocks with them and some invasive mushrooms in the sun for a week then giving them an acid bath before they go back in the tank.
reaper0268
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I use a small pair of hemostats to groom my zoa garden. I get them as close to the base as possible and just pluck them off.
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Send them to me
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Now practically everyone knows how poisonous they are. It´s no ideer to say you didn´t know.
If you sell them you must have an insurance and let the buyer sign a that he read a paper which explains how dangerous they are.
In Sweden we had an instance with the man three days in hospital and the wife two days. He is not fully recovered. It was three years ago.
One man in Gothenburg had to retire after a Paly poisoning. There are more cases here.
When a layer gets grip on such a case you have big trouble.
I have a small shop but I dont dare to sell Palys.
If you sell them you must have an insurance and let the buyer sign a that he read a paper which explains how dangerous they are.
In Sweden we had an instance with the man three days in hospital and the wife two days. He is not fully recovered. It was three years ago.
One man in Gothenburg had to retire after a Paly poisoning. There are more cases here.
When a layer gets grip on such a case you have big trouble.
I have a small shop but I dont dare to sell Palys.
