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Old 01-10-2004, 07:48 AM
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saw about 5-8 amphipods on the base of my millipora few days ago and they're about 8-10mm long..now this morning the area where i saw them has turned white and no tissues left [small size maybe 4mm and 10mm long]..used a baster to see if any tissue would come off but no signs of peeling or decaying tissue. could the pods be eating it?
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If I'm not mistaken they will eat it if it's dead and or decaying. Pods aren't normally destructive. Is that a new peice in your tank?

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the coral is fairly new about 2weeks
but its not dead or decaying because there was polyp extensions coming out from the base
could an epoxy inflict some damage on a coral?
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could an epoxy inflict some damage on a coral?
yuppers, it will kill off a bit then it will be regrowen over as the coral builds a new base.

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ok kool
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Use super glue gel next time, much better for SPS corals. No die off, and they rapidly grow over it.

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Use super glue gel next time, much better for SPS corals. No die off, and they rapidly grow over it.

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actualy there is die off where the glue touches it. just less than epoxy I find.

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Hey Steve,
I guess the tissue covered by the glue dies, but in my experience there is living tissue all the way to the glue line.

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what brand of glue do you guys recommend and where can i get some
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what brand of glue do you guys recommend and where can i get some
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crazy glue Gel (or any different brand of it) I can't spel the actual glue name so maybe some one can type that out hehe

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