GHA on corals

[stre1026]

I have a 14 gallon BioCube that I'm going to be tearing down and moving the livestock into a new 180 gallon aquarium that I built. The new tank is cycled and is ready for livestock transfer. I have a Zoa colony that is has a lot of GHA on it. I wasn't able to completely get rid of it in my BC14. Am I taking a risk moving those corals to my new tank with the GHA on them or do you think the GHA will starve and die? The reason it was a problem in my BC14 is because admittedly, it was overstocked.

Should I put the corals somewhere else first before I move them into the new tank to let the GHA die off or do you think it will just die off in the new tank due to lack of nutrients?

[f3honda4me]

Set up an ATS on your 180 system, problem solved!

[stre1026]

Set up an ATS on your 180 system, problem solved!

Already done! :spin3:

[JonezNReef]

Look up how to treat GHA with peroxide

[scooter31707]

I have use GFO, Peroxide, and a Lawnmower/Starry Blenny with great success.

[Alfrareef]

Recently saw a thread about eradicating GHA with Fluconazole. I've never tried (never had GHA) but it seems you have the condition to give it a try and mitigate a future issue.
I believe the title was something like: the next big thing after skimmer...