Good Luck, to all the deer hunters going out this weekend and make sure to stay safe :)

I'm moving everything from my 72 to a new 120. I have a green hair algae issue right now that I want to clear up before I move everything. I was wondering whats the quickest way to kill it off the live rock?

I was thinking about just drying out the pieces that are the worst, clean them off, let them sit in a salt water bath and then add them to the new tank. I would seed them then with the good pieces that I still had. Any suggestion?

Thanks

I have a 20 gal tank with stand, cover, light, bio wheel filter, flow pump.
would like $75.00 o.b.o. or trade for corals, live rock.

I have a 65watt compact light fixture 24"
would like $40.00 or trade for corals, live rock.

I have about 50 lbs of premium fiji ($3.50/lb), 5 lbs of tonga branch ($3.50/lb) and 40 lbs of base rock ($3/lb) left to sell. It has been in my tank for 3 years and has a lot of nice purple and pink coraline growth.

Also have a few corals left to sell:
candy cane, 4" $35
frog spawn, 3" $30, 4" $40
elkhorn, 5" $40
Akropora, 3" $35
orange monti, 4" $25
green Rics, various sizes, $5-$10

Other critters:
black spiny urchin, 5" $25
coral banded shrimp, $10
tiger serpent star, $20
maroon yellow striped clown, 3" $30

does anybody have an icecap 660 ballast that i can borrow that your not using, or a strong enough t5 light that will keep my 120 alive. My ballast is going in to be fixed, and i dont have another light that will do the job?? let me know, thanks