Macro trouble
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xian
Premium Member
Tony,
Dave's comment got me thinking.
Can you take the rock out of the water?
If you can: Rather than dry it out, try chisling the surface of the rock off. Remove the whole surface that the algae is growing on.
You could try Rainer's soldering iron technique as well.
Lets get medieval on this stuff :fun2: :blown:
Dave's comment got me thinking.
Can you take the rock out of the water?
If you can: Rather than dry it out, try chisling the surface of the rock off. Remove the whole surface that the algae is growing on.
You could try Rainer's soldering iron technique as well.
Lets get medieval on this stuff :fun2: :blown:
Ken668
New member
I would say the easiest approach at this point would be to try a sea hare or dwarf sea hare. If you ask, you might be able to get Cruella's at some point. If you don't want to wait, pick one up and I'll split the cost of him with you and when you're all set you can pass him my way.
Update:
No real update, actually....
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After picking...and picking...and picking... .....its still there and growing. But, it looks much better....just need to keep it controlled. Right now I'm thinking of adding a sea hare...see how that goes...then/and add the Virgate Rabbitfish.
Any opinions on how a 2"-3" rabbitfish will handle a confrontation with a 4.5" PB Tang? Was wondering if the rabbitfish would be able to fend off attackers with his poisonous spines....
?!?
Was thinking of ordering here .
No real update, actually....
......... After picking...and picking...and picking...
.....its still there and growing. But, it looks much better....just need to keep it controlled. Right now I'm thinking of adding a sea hare...see how that goes...then/and add the Virgate Rabbitfish. Any opinions on how a 2"-3" rabbitfish will handle a confrontation with a 4.5" PB Tang? Was wondering if the rabbitfish would be able to fend off attackers with his poisonous spines....
?!?Was thinking of ordering here .
Good point Matt.
Lill hommie is really going to town. One thing no one mentioned- they are nocturnal foragers, and this one goes into the sand during the day. Easily clearing 3-4 inch patches a night now. Tony- if you want him next, I can probably bring him to the snail day on the 17th, else can make arrangements for you to come by after work one day.
who wants him after tony?
Lill hommie is really going to town. One thing no one mentioned- they are nocturnal foragers, and this one goes into the sand during the day. Easily clearing 3-4 inch patches a night now. Tony- if you want him next, I can probably bring him to the snail day on the 17th, else can make arrangements for you to come by after work one day.
who wants him after tony?
