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I just fought a battle with this stuff, not quite as bad but a few of my rocks did look like that also. I bought some turbo snails about 2 weeks ago. Now I don't know for sure if it was them that ate it all or because its winter now and I have been back to my normal weekly water changes and better tank maintenance schedule but it is basically gone. The sails were on it so I think they did help.
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12-18-2010, 01:31 AM
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It just so happens that my purple tang eats that crap (and bubble algae) so I've never had the problem. I'll start the bidding at $200... (joking
 ) I like Dez's idea though. Bring some into a LFS and see if any of their fish for sale will eat it.
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12-18-2010, 05:46 AM
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Bought 6 mexican turbos today, took out all the rock that didn't have coral on it and I'm cooking it. Introduced my Cowrey snail which seems to love it. I know I said blackout, but I've lost so many corals already, the thought of losing more makes me cringe.
I'll see how the snails make out coupled with very frequent water changes. STUPID FRICKIN HOBBY!!!!!!!!!
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