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Dental hygiene for polyp colonies
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Last edited by Sherita; Tue, 8th Apr 2014 at 12:41 PM.
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could you see the nasty on them before the pressure bath ?
Paul
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Last edited by Sherita; Tue, 8th Apr 2014 at 12:42 PM.
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Dental hygiene for polyp colonies
I never thought about using a waterpik. Great idea! Now I'm trying to think of other uses for it.
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that's a great idea ive lost few colonies over the years and didt know why wish I would have tried that but now I know thx a lot
Paul
120g Softy/Lps, 30g Sump/Fuge, Current Tank Born Nov 2005, T5/Mh , #2 TOTQ 2013
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Dental hygiene for polyp colonies
pics or bs lol
thanks now i need a new toy!
REEF MAFIA
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What kind of waterpik did you buy and do you have any pictures. This is very interesting and wondering if it would also work when used on rock by coral or on other soft coral like cloves, mushrooms, etc.
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