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Would also like to know the cure
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Anyone?
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i could never get these guys to grow in my old system. I was running zeovit. So my guess is low nutrient with strong light would get rid of them.
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Good luck
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Funny you say that, they really started spreading once I got my nutrients down and added more lighting.... Lol
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Take out rocks and scrub them with peroxide.... That seems to kill stuff but I guess you need to do that in a seperate tank or frag what Zoas you can and start with new rock, I always grew them on a seperate rock on its own. GL bro!
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lol.. i tried.
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Try doing patches of it with Kalkwasser a thick paste
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When I went to bio-pellets the blue cloves started to die back, before they were everywhere, now you would be lucky to spot any. Unfortunately your zoas probably won't like bio-pellets either. I didn't mind the blue cloves to be honest.
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