FS Malaysian Driftwood Cave Covered in Java Moss

[Jag1980]

This is a unique piece of Malaysian driftwood in the shape of a perfect cave and I covered it in Java Moss. Fluorocarbon fishing line is still attached. I added the moss 2 months ago, so the string might be able to be removed if you wanted.

The Moss has Hair algae on it as you can see in the picture. There's one really bad spot and everywhere else just has a little bit.
You will get some tiny snails with it I'm sure, but I will do my best to remove them before packaging.

Picture shown in a 10 gallon tank.
I really don't want to get rid of it because it's a cool cave..
but I want to change the look of my tank.

$30 or highest offer + shipping.

The bad spot:

Here it is in the tank when it was looking nice:

This picture here shows with no moss

This picture shows what it looks like with Riccia attached to the top of the cave

 

[Jag1980]

Or Best offer.

 

[customdrum]

get some hydrogen peroxide and squirt it on that hair algae it will kill it in day or 2, only thing that will and wont kill the moss. turn the filter off and get some in a dropper and slowly squirt it on the algae. it will bubble and you know you got it.
also can use a tooth brush to get it off but dont brush with it afterwards lol

 

[Jag1980]

How many ml can I add to the tank and how often? I have baby shrimp and snails in the tank that I don't want to harm.
I tried the toothbrush, only removes half of it..

Should I do a water change right after?

 

[addicted2fish]

you can do like 3 ml's every 5 mins watch it bubble, *( working yea!!) then yes I would do a water change after, or the next day , just because . NIce wood.

 

[Jag1980]

How many 3ml dosings can I do between water changes.
There is allot of 5 min's in a day

Thanks erv:

 

[addicted2fish]

do a search for more accurate advice, sorry I just know you take the dropper and push slowly the 3 mls of the perioxide, and when you see the algea bubblin , you know its working, then you wait, and slowly push out some more, for EXCATLY how much you will have to wait for a more informed & exp . person that has doen this way more than I , I am simply saying yes, the perioxide will work !! and does not harn your fish or shrimp . good luck, sorry I cant be of more help ...