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So my nem split into 3 and starting creeping killed 2 corals. I read some on how to remove them. One got shredded and I tossed him. Second one went much better and ale to get him off. How much could this nuke my tank? Added new carbon to catch some. And is this enough flow for the second one in this cup? Specimen cup with a ton of tiny holes

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Carbon is often a good reefing solution. The one that got shredded and tossed should be no problem. It was fresh and healthy if you will. A dying nem though, not so much. At one point I just sold all of my rbta to a lfs. They began to sting corals. I stepped in, glad I did. Good luck.
 
Carbon is often a good reefing solution. The one that got shredded and tossed should be no problem. It was fresh and healthy if you will. A dying nem though, not so much. At one point I just sold all of my rbta to a lfs. They began to sting corals. I stepped in, glad I did. Good luck.
Yeah I just wanted one for clowns not 3 was gonna sell both but will try to sell 1
 
Your tank will not be nuked by a BTA
 

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