Cleaning Dead Coral displays?
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cprdnick
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Are you capable of removing them or will it be too big of a job? If you can remove them, then you can put some Distilled White Vinegar in a spray bottle and spray each peice and let it air dry. If you can't remove them then we will need to know what type of algae you are wanting to get rid of.
Clint
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jackman
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Originally posted by cprdnick
Are you capable of removing them or will it be too big of a job? If you can remove them, then you can put some Distilled White Vinegar in a spray bottle and spray each peice and let it air dry. If you can't remove them then we will need to know what type of algae you are wanting to get rid of.
Clint
Thanks, and I can remove them and I will try that, I was also told to soak them in bleach for 15 min. then soak them over night in distilled water, after that rinse and let air dry. If you smell bleach on them rinse and repeat distill water soak.
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thomas712
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Originally posted by Jackman
I was also told to soak them in bleach for 15 min. then soak them over night in distilled water, after that rinse and let air dry. If you smell bleach on them rinse and repeat distill water soak.
Jackman
Ive done just that many, many times when I had the ole 55 with the dead coral peices up and running. Only I used to sun dry them.
Thomas
sultan
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DO NOT USE BLEACH!!!!!!!!! Bleach seeps into the pores and slowly is released over time into your system. Your fish will suffer over time.
The easiest and safest way to accomplish your goal is to LET IT SIT IN THE SUN for a few days. The sun will naturaly bleach your coral for free.
The easiest and safest way to accomplish your goal is to LET IT SIT IN THE SUN for a few days. The sun will naturaly bleach your coral for free.
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tizzo
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Sultan just posted "VERBATUM" what I was thinking!!!!!