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**JINX** you owe me a coke!That's definitely a sponge. The good news is it doesn't appear to be affecting the Zoas. The bad news is it has a good possibility that it'll choke those Zoas out.
As far as removal, I'd try taking the Zoas out of the tank and exposing them to air for a minute or 2. After that, try gently picking the sponge out from between the Zoas and then rinse good.
Another option to try is hydrogen peroxide dip (not full strength - diluted). Look up hydrogen peroxide dip corals and there's a dilution strength and time that's coral dependent. Zoas are generally more tolerant so it's a blessing in disguise that it's on a Zoa frag.
Go with 3%.You guys are awesome I appreciate it.
Next question is what % hydrogen peroxide should i be using? Standard 3% or 10% I have 10% that I use for my filter socks but i can run and grab some 3% if needed. For the price of hydrogen peroxide id rather just use the right product instead of screwing up my ratios
Linkia sp. are best left in the ocean, IMO. More often than not, home aquaria is a death sentence for them, where they slowly starve to death.I’d get a linckia star fish . I had the black sponge and couldn’t find anything to take care of of it without messing up the tank . I think it was the Sixed day from when I put it in and it finally found the patch which was taken over the tank , it took about two to three weeks and it cleaned it out .
You guys are awesome I appreciate it.
Next question is what % hydrogen peroxide should i be using? Standard 3% or 10% I have 10% that I use for my filter socks but i can run and grab some 3% if needed. For the price of hydrogen peroxide id rather just use the right product instead of screwing up my ratios
Go with 3%.
Maybe , but I’ve gotten him on eating a Masstick 14 solution on a shell that I put in the tank . First I mix up then put it on a shell and let it dry on the shell for a day , put the shell in and put him on it . Twice I’ve went to the pet shop and picked him up a rock that had sponge on it and was only charge a couple of bucks .Linkia sp. are best left in the ocean, IMO. More often than not, home aquaria is a death sentence for them, where they slowly starve to death.