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I found yellow polyp needs feeding (quite a lot) to get it to spread.
Mark "Ray Martini" wrote in message ... Funny you should say that because I have button polyps and yellow colony polyps and they just won't spread. I want them to a little but they just don't. How long did it take them to start spreading? One man's junk is another man's treasure! "Billy" wrote in message ... See, I liked them originally. They were cute. Then they started....spreading. And spreading. And spreading. It's become what can only be termed an infestation, making very real for me the lesson that European reefers call these little darlings 'pest anemones'. I have tried mashing them. I have tried squirting them with Kalk. I have tried covering them with rockwork, but they still seem to get enough light to persist....tell me...how does one murder a colony of button polyps? And before you mention it, the rock they're taking over is close to 30 pounds, over a third of the total LR in the tank. -- billy |
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