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Re: Emerald Crabs
RC if its just on piece of rock take it out and burn the crap off with a torch. If its an easily accesable rock that is.

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RC if its just on piece of rock take it out and burn the crap off with a torch. If its an easily accesable rock that is.
It's got some beautiful brown/orange polyps on it. I can't risk killing them. I started out with a colony of 50 and they all slowly melted. This was when my Alk was bad (3 or 4 months ago it was like 2.4) I'm SLOOOOOOWLY getting the remaining 5 or 6 polyps to grow back. They are getting thicker in the body and the heads are about 1/2" diameter now. I just love 'em too much to risk killing them after so much sweat and work trying to save them.
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