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What makes it even worse is that I will be out of town for a couple of weeks and God knows what surprise I will find when I’m backSadly, dino's are pretty toxic.
Do you think that kills the hydroids or they just land somewhere else?Time to get a scalpel and scrape them off of their base.
That’s a real pain. I brushed some plugs yesterday while inspecting only to find that I missed many of them. They can be very tiny and a lot of times very close to the coral base. But most of them are on the glass. Maybe I can siphon them out while scraping. Not sure if there is any other alternative, I’ve been doing some reading on reef2reef. There was a thread on using fenbendazole with mix Results.I would remove them out of water and scrape.
What I have in mind right now is the “no action” and “lazy” route. First, because I have only 2 days before I travel. Second, I read somewhere that these buggers feed off all sorts of phytoplankton and animals. Now since this is a fishless QT, I want to try to starve them.If you can use it and not injure the corals, go for it.