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02/03/2005, 06:41 PM
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Frogspawn Toxicity???? ~~HELP~~~~
The other day my frogspwn (6 heads)fell on top of a very large zoanthid rock. It was on it for probably 6-8 hours until I got home from work...
I removed it and half of the polyps looked horrible,, for a couple of days, half extended, etc,, Now the entire rock looks like moosh,,, Could this be do to the frogspawn???????? thanks scott FYI: All of the other zoathids in my tank look fine, my chemistry is ok, (alk is a bit low and calc is high) and no change in lighting just added: an open brain, millipora, and a candy cane last week nothing in contact with the zoa rock...
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02/03/2005, 07:50 PM
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02/03/2005, 08:12 PM
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its a shame to this was a huge piece too
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02/11/2005, 11:03 AM
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I lost a really sweet piece of porites the same way only it fell on my froggy. It was a slow and painful death too. Now, no one live above the frog spawn.
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02/11/2005, 06:50 PM
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"Now It's Johny, Over" for the zoas
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