Pulsing Xenia in Saltwater tank

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[@sandyloyst1811]

"Bad ass" as always! Come on people smash that thumbs up button, your here watching anyways. Chris, see ya on the next one. Love and Peace.

[@aquariumservicetech2891]

Thank you so much as always

[@nicklloyd6362]

great vid, guys👍just shows how that small frag can get

[@aquariumservicetech2891]

Yes it does!

[@seanboyer1494]

A lot of people forget Xenia works well in replace of macro algae

[@aquariumservicetech2891]

Absolutely

[@brianjeffries207]

How do you safely get rid of the the Paly's I believe you said in the video? I have some in mine that have taken over and I want to upgrade the rock with better coral.

[@kahldrogo8657]

Hello friend, I have been following you for a while and I see that you have a lot of experience in marine aquariums. Could you help me with a problem I have in my tank? At the moment I have problems with vibrosis or Vibrio. Could you help me with some advice so I can recover my tank and win the battle against this bacteria. Thank you for your time and sorry if I bother you. Sorry my english is not very good. Thx

[@andibandi1190]

Do you need to euthanasiate soft corals? A delicate subject indeed, but people should still exchange information about it. Perhaps one should put these in the freezer? And blend them afterwards with CaOH powder, to make fish food? Are there any angelfish or other animals interested to feed on them?

[@aquariumservicetech2891]

Corals don’t have a nervous system so I don’t think they feel pain.

[@andibandi1190]

@@aquariumservicetech2891 this is true. But maybe it is possible to make fish food or coral food out of the removed corals? Matrix-Style🤡

[@Spinz002]

lol if you saw my tank you would tell me to just quit the hobby

[@aquariumservicetech2891]

It’s all about how you like your tank. No judgement.