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Old 03-14-2011, 11:50 PM
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If you can,take the rock out and boil the frickers right out of they're crevice with a miny-torch.
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how about for killing overgrown paly's? Do you think it would work for that? They don't retreat and are in pretty obvious places. I couldn't get them all off by scraping the rock with a steel brush - do you think the zapper has what it takes?
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I zapped a few zoanthids and they died pretty good and didn't come back so maybe the palys would take a hike as well.
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how about for killing overgrown paly's? Do you think it would work for that? They don't retreat and are in pretty obvious places. I couldn't get them all off by scraping the rock with a steel brush - do you think the zapper has what it takes?
Yah, I bet it would work no problem. If they're accessible, you can just roast them to your heart's content.
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Old 03-15-2011, 08:05 PM
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Yah, I bet it would work no problem. If they're accessible, you can just roast them to your heart's content.
So if you ever want to sell yours, I'm interested!
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