Gha on corals

dwebb1031 · May 30, 2016

Medium sized sea hare end of story. I had a descent issue with gha, it cleaned the entire tank in a day and a half 75 gallons. Eating machines. Only thing is when he's done you need a new home for him or to feed him or hell starve and you don't want him to die in your tank

WetWhistle · May 30, 2016

I take corals and rocks out of the tank and spray peroxide on the spots and let it sit for 5 min. Then I put it back in the water without rinsing. Don't do a lot this way though. Within hrs you can see it turn white and die off. If it is LPS or SPS just be careful not to get it on the tissue. If it is a zoe I have gotten it on them with no ill effect.

Jej34 · May 30, 2016

WetWhistle said:
I take corals and rocks out of the tank and spray peroxide on the spots and let it sit for 5 min. Then I put it back in the water without rinsing. Don't do a lot this way though. Within hrs you can see it turn white and die off. If it is LPS or SPS just be careful not to get it on the tissue. If it is a zoe I have gotten it on them with no ill effect.

Corals ok being out for 5 minutes?

Jej34 · May 30, 2016

dwebb1031 said:
Medium sized sea hare end of story. I had a descent issue with gha, it cleaned the entire tank in a day and a half 75 gallons. Eating machines. Only thing is when he's done you need a new home for him or to feed him or hell starve and you don't want him to die in your tank

, I'm afraid the sea here will wreak havoc on all the coral, knocking them over, their pretty big

WetWhistle · May 30, 2016

I have never had any issues even with sps. I have left them out for an hr with no issue when I forgot them. Not saying you should do this. Just keep some tank water handy and put a few drops directly on the coral if you are worried.