My worst nightmare, missing corals and cuc

[Slayyyter]

I have done so many tank transfers. I still enjoy the work. GL though. I hope that's the only one you have.

That's another question I have how do I make sure there are no others in the rocks or sand

 

[Goaway]

You might want to look into club soda water dips. I don't know how it works. But some people have used club soda to flush out their live rock. I would remove a few cups of sand at a time. You'll see those bobbits.

 

[Just John]

Put up a post-removal photo of it if possible!

 

[Slayyyter]

Put up a post-removal photo of it if possible!

I'll try and get one when the bugger is out

 

[BostonReefer300]

Definitely post a pic and good luck!

 

[Slayyyter]

So I never found him but I let all my rocks and sand dry outside for a few days

 

[((FORDTECH))]

So I never found him but I let all my rocks and sand dry outside for a few days

Few days might not be enough

 

[Just John]

If you could pour rubbing alcohol into the holes, etc. that might do the trick. It would dry the same day by itself and/or can be rinsed off. Might want to ask on Randy Holmes-Farley's forum first to make sure it's safe, but I am confident it is as long as you don't immediately put it back in the tank.

 

[Slayyyter]

Few days might not be enough

they've been sitting out since last Sunday so i think its safe

 

[Just John]

If it's two feet long, like you estimated, there will be a problem to deal with when it decays in the tank.