Tunze stream: 1, Sea Cucumber:0

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Just found my cuke stuck to the intake around the Stream. Too little too late. Stiff as a board.
 
I got it for a sand sifter. Didn't do squat best I could tell. No tears hear. Threw it in the neighbors bushes so my dogs wouldn't think it was a dried up BBQ Tube-Steak.
 
I'd think about a water change and some fresh carbon. My situation was a little different, but I lost several tubs of corals due to cukes moving into powerheads. In my displays, they don't ever get that high, but in the tubs, there was no sand and the ph's were on the rock, so easy access. Large volumes should help dilute, but keep an eye on it.
 
I read that this kind wasn't poisonous if it died. But, I run GFO all the time and I'm going to do a 40 gal water change now.
 

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