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01/22/2013, 07:32 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: West Hempstead, NY
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Is it difficult to peel off GSP
I read in the past that you can peel the mat off the rock. Is this easy to do? I have several rocks covered in it. It looks nice and I keep them separate from the other rocks but one rock is really nice and I would like to reclaim it. Should I bother?
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Leah Amanda Current Tank Info: First salt tank 1985, current tank 150 g acrylic |
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01/22/2013, 08:14 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Austin Texas
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About 6 months ago I got rid of my GSP(was taken over my tank)... needless to say it didn't peel off. I had to take the rock out of the tank, use a razor blade, chisel, and hammer. My advise. Isolate it now. Don't let it grow anywhere you can't just take the rock out and trade it into your LFS. Honestly its one of the prettiest corals, sadly it often becomes a pest. Good luck!
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01/22/2013, 08:45 PM
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Location: Valencia, California
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01/22/2013, 11:02 PM
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Wow Kevin! Unbelievable. I know it spreads. I allow it to grow on one small rock that I keep away from the rest. I was given a bunch of beautiful rock from a friend who let it cover a few of them. I guess I'll let it be and keep it separate from the other rocks like I am currently doing.
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Leah Amanda Current Tank Info: First salt tank 1985, current tank 150 g acrylic |
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