How to get rid of palys

[bdooley]

Is there a easy way to get rid of palys in the tank without causing problems?

 

[landon]

Ugh, going throw the same thing. Dang Teal Palys.

 

[mcphock]

+1 on the teal palys.

 

[mcphock]

I'm actually looking at the majano wand. I'll query wetwebmedia about this today and see what they think. In a 140 gallon system volume, I wonder how many I can destroy without them releasing a significant amount of toxin....

 

[bdooley]

I was thinking about nuking them with aptasia x but thought they might release to many toxins in my tank.

 

[peaches7412]

Never done it before, but maybe you could just cut off some with a scapel, and suck them up with the tubing used to do water changes. I'm just using the same idea from Mr. Saltwater.com used to get rid of bubble algae.

 

[acroholic]

A majano wand will kill them.

 

[tqpolo]

Thank god no one here scream out, "It's cruel to kill live animal! You should give away your rock!!", like on the national site.

 

[jef4y]

tqpolo;679041 wrote: Thank god no one here scream out, "It's cruel to kill live animal! You should give away your rock!!", like on the national site.

It always kills me to see that. I wonder. Do these people cut their grass or pull weeds?

 

[mcphock]

While they are distinctly animals, corals remind more me of plants. Maybe that's why it doesn't bother me so much.

 

[acroholic]

Reef Napalm will kill them as well. Takes a couple applications.

 

[winkkle]

ill take a few off your hands

 

[bdooley]

Kennesaw is 2 hours from me so it probly wouldn't be worth the drive for you .