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06-05-2012, 05:30 AM
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Have you tried hydrogen peroxide, the 30% stuff?
I have been using it on nuisance algae and aiptasia and saw a few coral control posts on the web. Once it oxidizes what it hits it is pure water so is inert in seconds. It may work well on a soft coral like that. I use a Kent feeder and it works great. 
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