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ReeferMadness

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i am located in queens (parents house) on the weekends and newark, nj on weekdays for school. i can meet anytime this weekend as i need these guys badly because the hair algea is invading my sun coral and candy cane and are competing for space with the corals. also, what happens to the sea hare after the hair algea is eliminated (hear the hares eats algea quickly). will they survive in the tank with limited food?
 

masterswimmer

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ReeferMadness, I've got one available for you. If you can make it to Grand Central on Thursday morning, he's yours. LMK

NYGuardian & rarez, if you guys are interested in any, LMK. I can get more on Wednesday (today) for pickup in GC tomorrow for you as well.

LMK
Russ
 

RareZ

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I dont want to keep it in my tank for long, I just want it to get rid of the hair, I dont want to take the chance of it dying and releasing the toxin. I have 1 big hermit that might irritate him but not sure. It usually walks over my chocolate chip, and sometimes the GSP's.
 

masterswimmer

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RareZ, you have a chocolate chip star in your reef? Don't want to 'jack the thread, but you know they're not reef safe, right? Also, how big is your tank, sump and fuge? These hares are not big enough to release enough toxin to do any damage in a 100 gallon system. Remember, the solution to pollution is dilution.

swimmer
 

RareZ

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55G AGA, No Sump :(, HOB REF. Yes I know the chocolate chip is not reef safe but with some miracle, this one hasn't touched any of my reef stuff.. I guess i was keeping an eye on it from the begening and keeping it off everytime when it on. So I guess it got used to not eating those. So far none of my reef stuff has been cosumed by the star. But it does go over them and sometimes make them close (gsp, zoo's, etc). But so far its fine.
 

GQ22

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Instead of getting temporary animals why dont u guys just fix your set up?!?!
I just got over a massive tank crash and my tank was over run with hair algae and cyano. The tank was imbalanced with crap from the die off and my new macro algae in my fuge was not big enough to compete with the hair algae. after good husbandary, 24/7 lighting on my fuge, a couple of tangs, and limited feedings my macro algae started to over take the hair for nutrients and now my tank is hair algae free. It also helped i dosed something that helps kills cyno and boosts macro algae growth.
 

GQ22

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AntiRed i believe. When i poured it, it seems to have the color of iodine and i noticed it did help. As for the fish part of it, there are other smaller fish such an algae blenny or a bi color.
 

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