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    Posted: February 25 2013 at 3:34pm
So I have a small 6 gal sps dominate tank and I unwisely put some GSP in there as one of my first corals. Well, they're now overgrown and starting to burn my sps corals. The rock there on is the base rock and if there's a good way to control them without having to take the rock, that'd be best. I tried taking a razor blade down Nd scraping the back, but that didn't work very well. Ideas?
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In my experience I've had to pull the rocks out and completely scrub the GSP away with a wire brush. It's really annoying, but may be the only way you can pull it off.
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If you're nearby I'll take a frag of them.
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sometimes with gsp you can take a razor blade and pull up an edge and then just peel it off the rock. I've been able to frag it before doing that.






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scrape and frag scrape and frag
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Originally posted by larseb larseb wrote:

scrape and frag scrape and frag


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if you end up fragging them, i want some!:) Good luck though with getting them off
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I will be doing this soon to my tank. My GSP are already close to ready for frag. Message me and I'll let peeps who Hogie can't cover take some from me.
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Lazer?
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I added a conch to my tank who developed a taste for GSP. keeps those buggers right in place.
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