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my suggestion, is go to the hardware store, buy some razors, and start scraping (unless the tank is acrylic)
its a tedious and boring task, but its worth it IMO. also an urchin wouldn't hurt. |
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My Urchin isn't making a dent in my Coraline. Atleast he aint starving HAHAHA
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Dan Pesonen Umm, a tank or 5 |
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I gave up scraping the back glass and have learned to live with it...sort of
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marie, i dont think you'll ever have a coraline free tank
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I stand corrected
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Calvin --- Planning a 29 gallon mixed reef... |
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Yup, they climb the glass!!!!!
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Let your Mg drop down below 1000 and you will see a bleaching/die off, learned this the hard way
Colin |
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Quote:
Levi |