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Posted by Mark Elliott on July 17, 2005, 4:15 pm
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I found yellow polyp needs feeding (quite a lot) to get it to spread.
Mark
> 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?
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> One man's junk is another man's treasure!
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>> 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?
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>> 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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> 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
>