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Old 10-08-2011, 04:17 AM
htfn htfn is offline
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I came back home from work and I spotted one zoa started to melt. I moved the other side of my tank. Hopfuly it works. Thanks
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Old 10-08-2011, 07:41 PM
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I found with a few colonies that when they do this take out a turkey baster and blast them to clean everything away. That sometimes works. Then look for the little worms that can sometimes popup around them. They look like little tubes and I see them come out at night and sting the zoas. Break those off if they are close by. Good idea to take a look at them during the night and see what is going on. Too much light is definitely another killer and it wont kill them right away might take a week or more before they start to close up.
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