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What the best way to clean Algae off a rock that has corals growing on it? I got some corals from a guy that has hair algae growing on it also, I want to try and get as much of it off as I can before putting it into tanks, with out hurting the corals, some are softies others are sps. Any suggestions?
 
I've wanted to try the algae mower vac (google it) hehe but seriously some turbos or a sea hare would chow that down.
 
I have one, worked great for a few months and then died. Been trying to reach CS since.

Only thing is you have to be careful, if you miss you will take something out!


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