Effects to seahare from H2O2?

[peteyboyny]

Okay, so it's been a little over a week. I've been dosing H202 in hopes of helping this fight with the algae in my tank. I have done a 25% WC in this time. I have seen minimal effect on the algae.
Next option is to QT the rock with a seahare. (I can't put it in the DT, I have an elegance coral that has a taste for seahare. He tried to eat that last one I tried.)
My question is, being that there isnt a test available to test residual H2O2 levels, will the H2O2 that may be caught up in the algae bed and rock, have any negative effects on the seahare? I know what it does to other critters, and didn't want he same to happen to the seahare.

 

[Serega]

No, it just brakes down in to water. I had a seahare in the tank wile dosing with no problem.

 

[cmantis]

I added a sea hare and a bristletooth in my battle. The bristletooth is a beast!

 

[peteyboyny]

No, it just brakes down in to water. I had a seahare in the tank wile dosing with no problem.

Cool. Now, to fund a seahare!

 

[peteyboyny]

I added a sea hare and a bristletooth in my battle. The bristletooth is a beast!

Cant do anymore fish. I'm already pushing it with the 2 I have together. Maybe when I upgrade, but hopefully I won't have an algae problem then! Lol.

 

[NL146]

...Next option is to QT the rock with a seahare....

IMO, if you are planning to take the rock out of your DT anyway you should consider using a nylon brush to scrub off the algae rather than wait for a sea hare to get to it.