So I foolishly put some generic orange zoas at the bottom of the rock that my nice Australian Lobo is on. The zoas have spread fairly rapidly and will at some point soon get to the lobo.
Who wins the coral warfare when that happens? Don’t think I will be able to remove the lobo from the rock unless there is some trick to do that.
I’m irritated that I wedged the freebie zoas in there to begin with. I would assume the only way to get rid of them would be to remove the rock. But I don’t want to harm the lobo by trying to remove it. Hoping you’ll all tell me that the lobo will fend off the zoas and prevent them from encroaching
Who wins the coral warfare when that happens? Don’t think I will be able to remove the lobo from the rock unless there is some trick to do that.
I’m irritated that I wedged the freebie zoas in there to begin with. I would assume the only way to get rid of them would be to remove the rock. But I don’t want to harm the lobo by trying to remove it. Hoping you’ll all tell me that the lobo will fend off the zoas and prevent them from encroaching