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Thanks for the replies. What would be best way to get rid of the GSP then?
When trying to figure out which coral will dominate rock, always bet on the cheaper costing coral. Never fails.
Dennis
I doubt the zoas can sting the gsp back enough before it encrusts over the zoas, it just grows too fast. The only thing that mowed down gsp in my tank was anems. My stunner chalice and brown buttons fought, and that one was wierd, a polyp fused into the stunner, leaving a a massive polyp that went from brown to neon green with a brown edge, now some of the chalice eyes or mouths are mutated between the polyp and chalice. Oddest thing in my tank, it was a stunner chalice remnant and polyp that survived, I dont think I can post on here yet or I would post it. Doubt you will get a zoa-gsp Frankenstein though. Now I am keeping that stunner as it is so wierd, some mouths are typical stunner chalice looking, neon green and star-shaped, others are brown rimmed, with neon centers and larger eyed or mouthed than normal. I've had it about 4-5 months now and am waiting to see if it eventually kills the zoa or some wierd Frankestein coral is created