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Mar 24, removing Kenya Tree from rock -- help. Tags aqualight pro aqualight pro hqi flame angel green chromis kenya tree purple mushroom sun coral turbo snail yellow polyp. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 6 of 6 Posts. S. superlu Registered. Joined Oct 24, 45 Posts. Discussion Starter #1 Mar. Aug 15, Kenya Tree you can scrape off, as long as you get as close to the rock as possible.

It will regrow from whatever is left over, but it is a little easier to get the left overs with it. Xenai is a pain. If there is even a tiny, barely visible piece left it'll regrow a new coral. Scrape it off the rock and make sure you take off a layer of rock with it. Mar 24, I had a Kenya Tree and about a 5 inch Xenia rock that I put in my 55 at the same time.

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The Kenya Trees took over and all but eliminated the Xenia. I went through and pulled almost every one of the Kenya trees out and threw them away. The Xenia has came back nicely very quickly. However, so are the Kenya Trees. Feb 09, 2, Reaction score. 6, Location. Ontario, Canada.

Unless you cut it right down the middle I wouldn't worry too much. I rarely cut my kenya trees since they drop babies weekly (daily), but I cut toadstools, cabbage corals, and other leathers without issue. I just make sure the carbon in the reactor is fresh prior. Feb 9, Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins. Jan 19, Peel it off at the base! Use something like a plastic collar stay, and work it between the coral and the rock to separate it.

Then either grab that corner of the coral or the trunk, and peel it off the rock or continue prying it off with the plastic collar stay. crox99Estimated Reading Time: 1 min. May 17, Otherwise, use a dremmel or other tools (chisel, pliers, tile snips, etc.) to chip the rock away. Do the same for the kenya. Take at look at the kenya base. If it appears the base has attached to the rock, then you'll want to chip or cut the rock into a smaller size, but don't disturb the foot of the kenya.