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acro rehab question


Hinecken

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I've gotten pretty friendly with one of the fish store owners in the area. every time I am there and he gets a small frag that isn't doing real well, or a table acro that comes in damaged, he offers me the damaged piece and wishes me luck. I've since rescued a beautiful montipora that is now orange/pink and growing, and what is turning into a very nice acropora frag. Unfortunately the flesh that is now living and getting darker every day is sharing a branch with copius amounts of algae on it. If I toothbrush off the algae, I'm bound to scrape the flesh also. What can I do to remove the algae and allow the flesh to grow back over the skeleton? Thanks all.

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carefully pluck the algae off, as much as possible and hope your cleanup crew gets the rest. I have had the same problem happen a few times. Sometimes I win, sometimes the algae wins.

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NanoReefer53

I say leave it unless you can get a small pick or somethin and brush it away. Acropora can defend themselves against algae as long as it's living.

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grow up! ford-obviously you two work together but save thats hit for work clown, don't pollute our board!

tg

and give momma reefer back her avatar!

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reefan-did you chirp up before or after that post was edited?

 

sure your name isn't djm-haven't seen him since chris canned post counts, but you seem to have the same case of diarrhea of the mouth.

tg

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nah reefan has been on here... he seems B)

 

he also seems to like reading the infighting and stirring up a hornets nest on occasion..... :

 

his day will come soon.. :P

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