Jaz187
Jazlyn
@Jaz187 · 1 year ago

Sooo, I have algae growing on my Zoas plug it’s glued too.. how can I get the algae off the plug? I don’t wanna loose my zoa. I really like them and have had it for a minute lol. Suggestions?

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User Avatar @Seankennedy794 1y
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This or a tooth brush

User Avatar @Jaz187 1y

I’m about to order that, it’ll be here Friday if I do.

User Avatar @_7effrey 1y

I set mine on the sand bed and eventually the clean up crew will do its job

User Avatar @Jaz187 1y

I may try that

User Avatar @Jaz187 1y

Check my most recent post! I set them in the sand bed and after a few hours the difference is crazy!

User Avatar @BrittsReef 1y

Are you able to remove the plug?

User Avatar @Jaz187 1y

Sadly no. I have no way of getting it off

User Avatar @BrittsReef 1y

I know you can spot treat with hydrogen peroxide, but I'm not sure of the exact instructions.

User Avatar @Jaz187 1y

Right I ordered the flux rx. It’ll be here Friday. I need it anyway because of bryopsis algae

User Avatar @Wiley795 1y

Take a super soft toothbrush and gently brush it off.

User Avatar @Jaz187 1y

Wouldn’t that hurt the zoa? It’s growing like inbetween the heads. It’s also on just the plug too

User Avatar @MaizeandBlue 151d

I don’t know that I would worry about this one as much as I’d be more worried about the whole tank. From what I see, you have a heavy amount of algae that needs to be addressed.

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