I've searched through the threads and not finding what I'm looking for.
My question is this, I have an established reef tank thats been up and running for a couple years. One of my upper rocks is mostly covered with zoa's and what I believe to be poly's. Instead of just removing them from the rock and possibly releasing poly toxin into my tank i was wondering if i could just cure a new rock remove that rock and put it in its place without possibly recycling the tank and killing my other corals. I have softies, leather, Lps and some Sps that i dont want to lose. any thought on this and best and fastest way to cure a new rock if its possible.
My question is this, I have an established reef tank thats been up and running for a couple years. One of my upper rocks is mostly covered with zoa's and what I believe to be poly's. Instead of just removing them from the rock and possibly releasing poly toxin into my tank i was wondering if i could just cure a new rock remove that rock and put it in its place without possibly recycling the tank and killing my other corals. I have softies, leather, Lps and some Sps that i dont want to lose. any thought on this and best and fastest way to cure a new rock if its possible.