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I am having trouble removing some green star polyps from my rocks. Any advice on the best way to get them off. I can't seem to peel them off at all. These guys are taking over and I need to remove some of them.
Using a razor blade or xacto knife and try and get under the mat..work it loose slowly trying not to tear the mat...once you have a small section it should let go relatively easily...
Well, I can't report a lot of success. I used a sharp edge to dig under the GSP and had some success prying it up but when I grabbed it to peel it off it would just break. The GSP is just to thin. It won't peel at all.
Any more tips? Or, if there is somebody out there who has a lot of experience with removing GSP and wants to come by and give me a demonstration, your welcome to keep what you remove.
I heard second hand of one guy who used a pressure washer to get all the GSP off a piece of rock. I imagine this would kill off a lot of the life on the rock as well and probably cause a small cycle.
If you have a small rock with GSP and a pressure washer it may be worth a shot!
I just took the whole rock out of the tank and put it in my softie tank. I couldnt get rid of them, i would scrap with a razor blade for hours at a time...
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