Coral ID needed
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Reefer_Addickt
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Almost looks like Parazoanthus
650-IS350
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Not aipts, not a parazoanthus" I use to keep those before.
This is like a combo of GSP and sympodium. Doesn't grown or spread via a matt like Z's and P's do. More like buddings like anemones would.
I nuked my tank last night, spread kalk all over the rocks that contained them and left water pumps off for 30plus min of contact, lets see what survives. hopefully NONE
This is like a combo of GSP and sympodium. Doesn't grown or spread via a matt like Z's and P's do. More like buddings like anemones would.
I nuked my tank last night, spread kalk all over the rocks that contained them and left water pumps off for 30plus min of contact, lets see what survives. hopefully NONE
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Actually they look alot like Colonial Hydroids to me.
From what i hear they are hard to get rid of. Lots of threads about them on reefcentral main. There are different species of colonial hydroids and some can look like mattes of tiny aiptasia.
Colonial hydroids are different from digitate hydroids. Good luck!
From what i hear they are hard to get rid of. Lots of threads about them on reefcentral main. There are different species of colonial hydroids and some can look like mattes of tiny aiptasia.
Colonial hydroids are different from digitate hydroids. Good luck!
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buddythelion
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+1 on the hydroids. I recommend taking the rock out.
650-IS350
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That rocks from current tank will be muriartic acid washed after I'm done acid washing the new BRS rock I got in rock cycled. Moving the current tank so I'm emptying the tank. Giving me a chance to remove everything and placing the Newly cured rock once its ready.
Thank you all for the view and responses.
Thank you all for the view and responses.
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