Sponge is killing my gsp. How do i kill it!?

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Some sponges can die when exposed to air. If that rock removable? You might try removing it from the tank and letting it be exposed for a couple of minutes. Just make sure you rinse it well before returning it to your tank as sponges can release toxins, especially when dead/dying.

Also, it may not hurt to run carbon for a few days afterwards just in case.
 
Some sponges can die when exposed to air. If that rock removable? You might try removing it from the tank and letting it be exposed for a couple of minutes. Just make sure you rinse it well before returning it to your tank as sponges can release toxins, especially when dead/dying.

Also, it may not hurt to run carbon for a few days afterwards just in case.
Ok ill try it
 

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