Sps eating thing

[fishguy242]

hi,don't blow off will cause spreading

 

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hi,don't blow off will cause spreading

They are on EVERYTHING already. I was kinda late to the ball game on stopping the spreading. I have been blowing on them and sucking them up once I get them to release. I tryed sighphening them but It was just not enough suction.

 

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I've been dipping what I can and using peroxide. Once I started that it really slowed this infection down.

 

[fishguy242]

kinda nudge with tip of rigid air line,will release em',you can also heat and bend little angle to also

 

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kinda nudge with tip of rigid air line,will release em',you can also heat and bend little angle to also

Yeah I was doing that and they just would not come off, i was super frustrated because I ended up just breaking the coral up which might be a good thing anyway. They seem to be really slow with my other colonies but this one is just going down hill fast. It started on another monti and for a month I couldn't figure out why it was slowly dying. Fortunately 80% of my corals are on rocks that are easily removable due to advice I was given by a friend. So far any new montipora or acropora corals can be easily removed

 

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Also clarifying I'm not dipping In Hydrogen peroxide I'm using bayer

 

[homer1475]

Yellow coris, and melanarus wiped them out of my tank.

Only thing I did to combat them, haven't seen any sight of them in years.

 

[niknik]

Sea grasse wrasse, the killer for midis nudibrans

 

[niknik]

Sea grasse wrasse, the killer for nudibrans

 

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So far the yellow corris hasn't wiped them out, I'm still seeing them but I feel like there are less of them. I have ALOT of worms In the sand and I see him eating those. Maybe those are distracting him and maybe hes not eating them because they only come out at night