Green Star Polyp?

[pastelball]

I have rock that is more of a pass through (tunnel) and I have xenia, a leather and green star polylp. Now wat is the best way of getting the gsp off without breaking up the rock?

 

[Jordan55]

I have gotten GSP off with a razor blade. Search for the end and kind of peel it off with the razor.

Best way I can think of/done.

 

[pastelball]

Thanks, I really hate to have to break the rock up. It looks good the way it is.

 

[cj_basser]

If you don't mind killing it, I have heard of people covering up the GSP with epoxy, super glue gel, and kalk paste.

 

[pastelball]

Maybe might give that a try. I just don't want it to cover the xenia and the leather. It did cover up some zoos luckily didn't loose the all.

 

[icu2]

IME, once you get it started (peeling off) it comes rather easily.

 

[szwab]

you can also use a small flat headed screwdriver for those tough spots. but it should peel right up.

GL

 

[thebrian]

If you have lots of it, get it peeled off, and want to get rid of it, let me know. I am going bare bottom w/starboard in my 55g, and one of my plans is to have softies such as GSP and zoas covering the starboard bottom where there isn't rock. A large section of GSP would be nice for this.

Thanks,
~Brian