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Quote: Originally Posted by reefraff Everyone has different levels of tolerance to this stuff. If you got sick before you should probably be wearing gloves more than anything, specially with Zoas. I've torn this stuff bare handed and never had an issue. Not that I would recommend it. I agree...

Quote: Originally Posted by spanko Yes but the bubbles are all retracted yes? originally no tee hee

lololol well I have done it many many many times without gloves but I might have had a hang nail or something. Also depending on how many you do they emit a toxin into the air that you can breath in too. Soooo best thing is to wear a mask and gloves. And dont ever and I repeat dont ever touch...

I hate those things! The only way I was able to get rid of them was my copperband but when I sold my copperband they came back! So I used epoxy to seal them off into their holes and that seemed to do the trick

Dont dip them in freshwater it will stress them out more and could make it worse... Sounds like your going to have to take your fish out..put them in a quaratine tank and leave your display empty for a minimum of 8 weeks. If your constantly getting ick out breaks are you adding new fish without...

LOLOLOLOL Yea that was the first and last time I did that kind of fragging in my house. I do it all in the garage now. It sprays the most horrid 'sauce' into the air. Putting a fan right next to you to blow it away helps alot. Oh and opening the garage door. LOLOLOL

Because they are evil aliens....

So I was being naughty and decided to frag up a bunch of my zoas to thin them out of my display. I didnt use gloves like I usually do.... Well within an hour I become extremely ill....like....could not leave the bathroom ill...I couldnt keep anything down for 24 hours. So right before I decided...

no that is not true expose all you want. I have bubble corals out for 5+ minutes fragging them with no issues

I was thinking some form of brain, sponge .....its crazy looking whatever it is

yes with the most flow If you have a fluval get some of those white polisher pads im telling you ..you will love them

M what kind of curent do you have runnng in it?

I think what Gemmy was trying to say is that if you have a tank wth SPS and LPS that take alot of the calcium out of the water if you do not keep this in check then yes your coraline will grow slower due to lower levels of the calcium. So yes in a tank with more calcium loving corals if its not...

I love Fluval water polishing pads those things are awesome! They are intended for a canister filter but I put them in my hang on back filter. I use them with carbon and the water becomes crystal clear within the hour! Another method is to disturb the stuff in your water before you do a water...

Well if you wanna go all out its also if its been introduced...if you have a top off system, if your calcium levels are stable, temp, salinity stability, lighting, and current...current is a big one too.

Quote: Originally Posted by btwk12 i like the purple back, but sides and front i keep clean. coraline is a sign of good water quality AKA stable water quality lololol

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I wonder how big his tank is..2-300 gallons?? Its kinda hard to tell becuase it looks like one of those high rather then long tanks. I love the angel and powder blue beautiful!

on no didnt frag the brain though I have done it before on others. I did it on a wellso not too long ago. They grow back pretty fast actually.

I was reading about the whole troll thing and I feel ya'lls pain and frustration on that.