Moving Tank - Byropsis and other recommendations

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Hey Guys - My new tank is coming along well and cycling well and its time for me to move my corals to the new tank. I have few issues from the first tank

1) It has byropsis - even though in the limited area/rock but still there and i would like to remove it while moving
2) and additional critters that might be in the rock

What dips or method someone will recommend for me to minimize the chances of these things transferring over to the new tank ? I run extended period of fluconazole but 6 months later its back.
 
If you’re not worried about bacteria or anything I’d nuke the rock and it let it dry out over night and then it’s ready to go.. (muratic acid bath)
 
Bacteria i am not worried but its literally on the same rock as my large colony which i was not planning on breaking,
Peroxide spray ?
 

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