What is this crap? How do I get rid of it?

[The Grizz]

TORCH IT IS!! I think I have one of those somewhere around here. Luck thing is there is nothing else attached to the rock it is on. Thanks for the info Levi & Tony.

[Nano]

Good luck dude. Kill the buggers.

[lockrookie]

use a cutting torch lol or plazma cutter.. no survivors slicethat area off

[Cal_stir]

we had a similar pest, boiled the rock for six hours, soaked it in tank water for 24, they never came back

[Proteus]

+1 on colonial hydroids. The digi are long whitish sweeper. Which also sting

[paddyob]

Originally Posted by lockrookie

use a cutting torch lol or plazma cutter.. no survivors slicethat area off

Plasma won't work.

It needs a ground... Which is the piece of metal to be cut. It will just fizzle and screw up the cap and tips.

At least any plasma I have operated.


Dig that torch out yet?

[lockrookie]

Originally Posted by paddyob

Plasma won't work.

It needs a ground... Which is the piece of metal to be cut. It will just fizzle and screw up the cap and tips.

At least any plasma I have operated.


Dig that torch out yet?

i realise that it was meant to be a haha im sure he has one laying around.

[fishytime]

Preparation H...... Oh wait, that's for something else..... Although I wonder if kalk paste would work?... If it does, you could call it prep H for hydroids

[fiorano]

Hahaha I love how extreme some pest removal methods can be. And its always nice when the rock in question has nothing expensive attached to it as well. Which reminds me I saw an undesirable mushroom on one of my rocks this morning, might take him out to meet my 30-06 Hahahaha

[paddyob]

Originally Posted by lockrookie

i realise that it was meant to be a haha im sure he has one laying around.

Haha.

I was a plasma operator in the past... The technical comes out. Lol.