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![]() I'd just grab some tweezers and a razor blade and have at 'er.
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![]() I'm afraid of damaging the coral, I do see a lot of little orange heads trying to poke out of the coral though. Would you recommend a coral dip?
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![]() As Wardog said take tweezers and a knife to it dig it out only way to be sure what it is. It may come out just with tweezers too
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![]() If you can easily remove the coral, then yes. However, a hydrogen peroxide dip might be more effective.
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![]() So what was the culprit?
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![]() I cut open the 2 polyps that had the orange spots because after I picked up the coral, the polyp that was deflated vanished. After I cut open the polyps I saw the orange dot move around. Once I cut the whole bigger, the orange dot vanished. I did a coral RX dip and nothing came out of the coral. Still wondering what it was or if it's even anything but my coral today is looking very happy.
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