Guys I've heard stories that you are NEVER suppose to touch the coral whatsoever because almost all release toxic venoms, etc.. How am I suppose to place my Ricordea's in my tank without touching them?! I have no gloves except some medical ones that smell like a doctors office so I'm thinking they shouldn't go into a tank either way.. Ideas?
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Handling corals?
- Thread starter Anthonyjiz
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Anthony, if the gloves are powder-free then they will work for your safety. Rinsing them well will work as well if they're powdered.
Are the rics attached already? If not I have used a small tub of rock rubble or even a shot glass to keep them from getting blown away long enough to attach to some of the rubble.
Are the rics attached already? If not I have used a small tub of rock rubble or even a shot glass to keep them from getting blown away long enough to attach to some of the rubble.
well I have no idea if they're attached or not, getting them from Reef 2 Reptiles, thing is, I don't wanna glue them anywhere and I only have one long branch of tonga which wouldn't even fit it, so I don't know how I'm gonna keep it from not getting blow away =(
Thanks for the glove update though guys!
Thanks for the glove update though guys!
Well he's actually delivering haha! I think he's just gonna bring them in a bag because rock poses to much of a treat for a bag rip.. I'll just put it on my smallest rock and try to seclude that one in a container or something like that.. idk.. Thanks though guys!
