Saving Duncan Coral - Removing Invasive Sponge and Extreme Fragging

[@mikeaustin3665]

This raw honesty helps our hobby at all levels and your very entertaining.

[@TwoGayReefers]

Thanks Mike, really appreciate the kinds words! It’s comments like this that keep us going 😁

[@sunnygoold9449]

I'd dry out the dead part then add it back in - perfect for mounting acros

[@sunnygoold9449]

8-13! That's not a spike - I think of a spike as 1dkH in a day - glad you clarified ;)

[@TwoGayReefers]

Think we kept it, we keep most of our skeletons. Great idea 💡

[@TwoGayReefers]

Yep, that’s why we lost so much, can’t believe I didn’t say it in the original video

[@jonandlisa2000]

You two guys are great, always keeping it real showing both the good and bad things that happen in the hobby ❤️

[@TwoGayReefers]

Thanks bud! We’re on a bit of a bad streak, so if we only showed the good things, we’d have nothing to show 😂😝😆 thanks for the su-port 😊

[@ImNate69]

How many pounds of dry rock do you have in your Red Sea 250 and I was thinking about doing to pipe system for my snowflake eel but doesn’t a lot of waste get built up in there ?

[@TwoGayReefers]

Bout 40 pounds of rock. The eel keeps the pipe work clean by shaking his tail 😊

[@calipsosreefs4843]

Are you guys doing vibrant if u are that’s what’s making what you call sponge for me is a type of bacteria the growth like a sponge web,it happens to me every time I dose vibrant

[@TwoGayReefers]

Not dosing Vibrant, but we are dosing NOPOX... I have a feeling it might be the same sort of issue. Thanks for letting us know. 😊

[@carlosfuentes5025]

That excess of skeleton is perfect for a refugium, 👌🏼

[@TwoGayReefers]

Great idea! Thanks for the suggestion 😊

[@TwoBearStudios]

Not sure if putting "rescue corals" in a tank with issues is a good idea?

[@TwoGayReefers]

True, I think we also stocked too fast with our coral 😮 thanks for watching 😊

[@karimitaa]

Why ducan was dying?

[@TwoGayReefers]

See the video title