Captain Squid
New member
Anyone have an idea on how to save one of my zoo colonies? Its on a rock that is about half a tennis ball in size, and shape so they are on the rounded side.
Problem is a grey sponge that has been growing up between the zoos for a couple months or so. Ive taken the rock out before, tweezed out what sponge I could, did an iodine dip and put the zoos back and they always bounced back nicely, now the sponge is getting more widespread on the rock, choking out my zoos. Id hate to lose them but not sure how I can get them off the rock without chopping the rock apart.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated. TIA
temp 78
calc 450
nitrates 20
mag 1350
sg 1.025
180 gal w / 75 gal sump
ASM G4X
Brightwell Katalyst with microbacter. ( still seeding but algae has dropped. )
Problem is a grey sponge that has been growing up between the zoos for a couple months or so. Ive taken the rock out before, tweezed out what sponge I could, did an iodine dip and put the zoos back and they always bounced back nicely, now the sponge is getting more widespread on the rock, choking out my zoos. Id hate to lose them but not sure how I can get them off the rock without chopping the rock apart.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated. TIA
temp 78
calc 450
nitrates 20
mag 1350
sg 1.025
180 gal w / 75 gal sump
ASM G4X
Brightwell Katalyst with microbacter. ( still seeding but algae has dropped. )