Zoas infested with Dino

[HotSpringsReefer]

A good friend of mine has a dino infestation that he can't beat and he's ready to give up. He has 5 or 6 frag plugs with some really nice zoas, some of which have dino growing on or around them. Is there a safe way I could save these and rehome them to my tank?

I was thinking I could pull them, cut them off the old plugs and dip them.

 

[ndrwater]

Dipping wouldn't be a bad idea, but... Unless they are worth zillions if dollars, I personally wouldn't risk it. I'd toss em and move on. Dino's can be no joke...

 

[HotSpringsReefer]

Dipping wouldn't be a bad idea, but... Unless they are worth zillions if dollars, I personally wouldn't risk it. I'd Ross em and move on. Dino's can be no joke...

Cool. I appreciate your input. I was thinking probably not worth the risk as well but I'm new to all of this and wanted some other opinions.

 

[The Aquatic Arsenal]

Do you happen to have a picture of the zoas?

 

[HotSpringsReefer]

Do you happen to have a picture of the zoas?

Not a recent one. I'll snap one the next time I'm over there.

 

[Sailfinguy21]

A good friend of mine has a dino infestation that he can't beat and he's ready to give up. He has 5 or 6 frag plugs with some really nice zoas, some of which have dino growing on or around them. Is there a safe way I could save these and rehome them to my tank?

I was thinking I could pull them, cut them off the old plugs and dip them.

Dip em in 50.50 hydrogen peroxide snd tank water.. thatll kill evrerything and wont harm the zoas

 

[The Aquatic Arsenal]

Dip em in 50.50 hydrogen peroxide snd tank water.. thatll kill evrerything and wont harm the zoas

I was trying to remember the ratio for Hydrogen Peroxide