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![]() The idea is to take off the dead stuff. That will reduce your cycle and speed up the new growth. Leave the nice growing stuff on the rock.
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![]() I've never scrubbed new live rock before. I will however scrub hair algea off of my rocks to prevent it from getting ot of hand. I've never had anything bad happen from it.
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![]() I read somewhere that the best way to get pods growing in your tank was NOT to scrub your new rock. Decaying sponges etc are all excellent for starting a pod culture and I've found some very cool stuff growing in my tank that I never bought, right now I've got a small area of something that looks like coraline algae but it's raised, like flower petals, like a pink encrusting merulina... hard to describe but it's sure pretty.
Doug |