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04-06-2009, 03:04 PM
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Drastic measures for eradicating aiptasia
I have a 46 gallon tank which only has two fish in it, some snails, crabs and a sand sifting star. It has about 30 pounds of live rock and a couple inches of live sand, but the aiptasia has gotten out of control. I am considering removing the live rock and cooking it to get rid of the aiptasia. Can I safely do this without affecting the tank, or will it need to cycle again when I put the rock back in?
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