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Thread: Hitch hiker polyp invading zoas

  1. Mon, 8th Mar 2010, 02:57 PM #41
    Europhyllia
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    seems awfully close to the zoas (she wants to keep) for the kalkwasser approach
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  2. Mon, 8th Mar 2010, 03:19 PM #42
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    It can be applied with precision if it's thick enough.
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  3. Mon, 8th Mar 2010, 10:04 PM #43
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    Stoneroller - If some did get on the zoas, would it kill the colony, or just the individual? Would it regrow in that spot so I wouldn't have a bare patch?

    Aggiereefer - do you have cloves on the original zoa colony big enough to frag without killing either?
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  4. Mon, 8th Mar 2010, 10:12 PM #44
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    i might i am going to attempt it on wed, have them in a few spots, just gonna try to scrap off the rock in a few of them and glue it to a new rock
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  5. Mon, 8th Mar 2010, 11:07 PM #45
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    It may not even kill the individual zoanthid. Sometimes it's just a little setback. They will eventually regrow.
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