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How to get rid of Kenya tree corals?
This coral drives me insane! I love the flowiness of it but hate the daily dropping of frags. If I see one ready to drop I pick it off and toss it, but most times I'm pulling them off rocks and out of the sand. I have 2 big ones on large rocks that I'd like to remove,is there a way to do this so they don't grow back?
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I melted mine. I'm not entirely sure how I did it (it may have been high Alk) . . . But it turned into a big gooey mess. I've killed a Kenya tree and Xenia.
I know that h202 will kill Xenia. Maybe you could scrape them off the rocks, and then treat the areas with H202? |
From experience, they'll peel off completely if you take your time and won't grow back.
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Fire, burn the tree down
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sheena give them to me and ill sell them back to you for reaally really high price then they are just sure to melt away...or at least i think thats how it goes:P
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Peel slowly, I used tweezers, worked great, no splitting or traces left.
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Haha Denny, you can have them but I don't want them back :twised: they are like bloody dandelions. And I have amazing success with them :mrgreen:
Will try the tweezers this weekend! Thanks for the suggestions! Shelley, be glad they melted, they are a PITA! |
Well I got them off and gone. The smaller of the 2 had its sides attached as well as I had jammed it in a crack when I first got it. I am pretty sure I got it all though! Now I need to find something to replace them..:lol:
And I need new tweezers! |
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