Hello everyone!
I was doing the rounds with my tunze magnet on my qt tanks and while cleaning either I nipped the silicone or it was already split, it didn't damage the actual seal but this is an older tank and with some of my favourite corals and the low price of a 5 gallon I grabbed a new one. I just leak tested it and have some new saltwater ready but I totally forgot I've let a few softies just kind of do their thing in this tank... I have a lovely xenia patch the migrated onto the side glass and a few on the bottom as well as a yuma that abandoned its plug and seems happier on the bottom.
I know these aren't high end corals by any means but I would really like to move them over safely. I'm assuming a razor blade is my friend here but would like to confirm that and or other suggestions are welcome. Attached are a few photos, I know its not pretty but I just kind of let my QT tanks do their thing. Thanks in advance!
I was doing the rounds with my tunze magnet on my qt tanks and while cleaning either I nipped the silicone or it was already split, it didn't damage the actual seal but this is an older tank and with some of my favourite corals and the low price of a 5 gallon I grabbed a new one. I just leak tested it and have some new saltwater ready but I totally forgot I've let a few softies just kind of do their thing in this tank... I have a lovely xenia patch the migrated onto the side glass and a few on the bottom as well as a yuma that abandoned its plug and seems happier on the bottom.
I know these aren't high end corals by any means but I would really like to move them over safely. I'm assuming a razor blade is my friend here but would like to confirm that and or other suggestions are welcome. Attached are a few photos, I know its not pretty but I just kind of let my QT tanks do their thing. Thanks in advance!