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  1. #21

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    i dont know if it is in the water column or just polyp left somewhere in the tank when i reassmbled it

  2. #22

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    no just cleaned the sand

  3. #23

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    U have to missing it somewhere

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  4. #24

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    yeah tough to know if you got it all if sucks into crevices everywhere only thing to do is replace with new tankk sump pumps powerheads?
    rock and sand and coral andmaybe fish

  5. #25

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    U would have to replace substrate and check overflow box/boxes and any coral u have

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  6. #26

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    nothing will eat all that?

  7. #27

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    Almost start over .... or I think if u get a fish that eats coral it will eat it up ... but I don't know if it would take completely care of it .....

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  8. #28

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    guess its time to call it quits then

  9. #29

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    I have alot of coral so I would have to take all rock out and let it die and replace the substrate and clean all of the tank ... would be like stating over .... ask others about it maybe they will have better answers then mine ....

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  10. #30

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    no that is the solution i came up with as well
    buy new tank and new rock and new substrate not bring anything over from this tank except maybe the fish

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