zoa with red bubble algae

[moondoggy4]

I had my sons 33 gallon crash all the fish died (ich) so I drained it yesterday and I removed three corals, the zoa's are plain brownish with green I think has the red bubble algae on it they are on there very securely I will be sitting up a 40 gallon breeder in it place. I killing the algae with hydrogen peroxide and then letting the rock dry out.
I am thinking about just pulling the zoa and letting it die and throw it away but i have heard that they are dangerous is there a safe way to disposing of them? they are in a quarantine tank now and the lighting is not sufficient. thanks in advance

 

[Handil]

Putting it in the peroxide along with the rock ought to do the trick.

 

[moondoggy4]

This red bubble algae is pretty tough I had a LR in a 5 gallon bucket with peroxide and left out to die in the bucket with SW and rainwater and the algae was still alive, I will post a picture of that rock.

 

[moondoggy4]

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[jbm421]

That's some bad stuff! Don't want to start a new system with that stuff.... That's for sure.