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Pretty sure its monti nudi just pulled the frag broke it and dipping it now.
 
I found more on all my montis.

2 hours ripping, scrubbing, shreding, throwing, dipping, glueing over any suspect areas, and gluing onto plugs for easy access.

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If you happen upon these beasts, may your soul be strong and unbroken.
 
My fingers smell like I've been picking spongebob's nose.
 
LOL!

They're very distinctive, aren't they!
 
The inportance of coral and fish qt can not be overstated.
 
oh man! I'm sorry you are having to go through this! So you do have them in a QT at least?

Did you dip them when you received them?
 
Dip yes

1 colony i did not remove plug because it was big... big mistake that is.
 

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