How can I get rid of this?
- Thread starter rex619
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you know, i've had them, and have had them gone too... don't know what i did... i hear that peppermint shrimp eat them... also some wrasse... i had both, so i can't say which it was... but i've also had peppermint shrimp eat my micromussa before... so they'll eat anything... LOL...
you're lucky you don't have the ones that walk on the glass... that's what i had... disgusting creatures...
you're lucky you don't have the ones that walk on the glass... that's what i had... disgusting creatures...
I have those also. Been manually removing them with tweezers, and it just keeps coming back. Tried searching and no answers on how to remove it. Killed it with peroxide on a piece of rock without zoas, but the solution was too strong to dip with zoas on it. So peroxide is out of the question. Any other ideas?
**Update**
I read from another site to feed less powder coral food to keep white hydroids in check. To test, I took a frag out and manually removed as much hydroids I can from a frag. I than started feeding my fishes frozen only, and stopped feeding coral frenzy. Crossing my fingers, but after a week the frag that I manually removed hydroids from, didn't have that many hydroids regrown. Gonna manually remove hydroids from the other frags soon, and update this thread.
I read from another site to feed less powder coral food to keep white hydroids in check. To test, I took a frag out and manually removed as much hydroids I can from a frag. I than started feeding my fishes frozen only, and stopped feeding coral frenzy. Crossing my fingers, but after a week the frag that I manually removed hydroids from, didn't have that many hydroids regrown. Gonna manually remove hydroids from the other frags soon, and update this thread.
