Stick a hydnophora next to them. It'll kick their ass in no time :P

Well they seem to overtake my zoas. The SPS seem to to grow over top of them rather than encrust more to the rock. As in there is a small space between the coral and the rocks. It grows on the underside of my monti plate and starting to grow on my digitata's.

I have some encroaching on some zoas too.. I coat the cloves with AiptasiaX and let it sit for an hour or so with the pumps off.. Works for me and so far hasn't affected the zoas.

Fluke Tabs, 1 tablet per 100 gallons of water.

Wipes out all softies, anthelia, clove polyps, green star polyps.

Does not harm anemones, LPS, SPS, or fish. Did not harm my hermit crabs or snails. Supposed to be toxic for shrimp though.

Good to know. Damn I got 9 shrimp right now.

I am really suprised the kalk paste didn't work on the clove polyps. A good concentration of that stuff will usually wipe stuff like that out. How long did you leave it on the polyps and were your powerheads turned off?
If you rim it correctly you shouldn't have any problems with it harming your other stuff.
It sucks you are having this problem with this coral. It looks really nice.

I don't take the kalk paste off actually. Yes the PH's are off too. It's not just that coral that it's happening to. It's all of them. That was just a tiny example. There's some days I just wanna take the tank down and cook the rocks. But my system is about 9 years old and I have put too much work in to itr to start over. Why is there no smilies for pulling your hair out?

To get rid of them, put a lot of carbon in your filter or sump 24/7. Supposed that they shrink and die this way.

I run carbon and can't grow these.. they always die or grow very very slowly. The larger glove polyp always shrink and die in my aquariums and the small blue clove don't spread, even though I had one batch laying eggs.

I run a cup of carbon in my reactor that I change monthly.