decent sized rock with lots of GSP on it

[asn-naso]

At the swap today, I offered to help "dr schlegs" out, and hold some of his corals for him, as he waits for his tank to finish cycling. One of his corals was a decent sized rock (about 2 fists) covered with GSP. As I dipped, and inspected my corals, I saw this rock had quite a bit of bryopsis on it. I really do not want to risk contaminating my tank with the bryopsis, and "dr schlegs" doesn't want to start out with it either, so I thought I would see if anyone else would be interested in the rock.

If you have a small QT tank you can throw it in, with some clean up crew, you might be able to salvage it.

 

[Cake_Boss]

I would love the rock, I'll even give back the GSP

 

[asn-naso]

If I remember correctly, you live up north. I used to be in Parker, but am now in the DTC area. I don't mind keeping it for you, but right now it's in a tupperware dish.

 

[Cake_Boss]

You're right, it'll prob be a while before I can make it down there. I'll pass.

 

[bigfoot610]

If I remember correctly, you live up north. I used to be in Parker, but am now in the DTC area. I don't mind keeping it for you, but right now it's in a tupperware dish.

i got rid of that junk using superglue cut it 1/8 off the rock and put a smaile mountian of glue over it it will smother and kill it but it takes a bit of time and a good bit of glue but its easy

 

[bigfoot610]

or frag off the gsp and boil it

 

[bigfoot610]

or do this to rid it from your tank
http://www.saltwateraquariumlighting.com/bryopsis/

 

[SteveT]

Do a hydrogen peroxide dip, that will get rid of all the algae quick and easy

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[asn-naso]

Honestly, it's not worth the risk or the work for me. It's a nice rock covered with coral, if anyone wants it (DBTC) and wants to clean it up. I live in the DTC area, and will be around for the bulk of the day. Right now, it is sitting in a Tupperware container at room temp.

 

[Cherub]

you should at least float it in your tank to keep it at a safe temp

 

[asn-naso]

you should at least float it in your tank to keep it at a safe temp

Good idea.

 

[asn-naso]

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