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Or ask at your LFS to see if they ever get these guys in as hitchhikers and to look out for them for you.
http://www.seaslug.info/factsheet.cfm?base=phyllodjako Ryan Last edited by muck; 08-02-2007 at 10:58 PM. |
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Chin,
done that before but it's not so easy when it's attached to rock at the bottom of your tank
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good idea, i wonder if they prey on anything else though...
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Ugh, I don't want to be peeling Xenia off anything any time soon. How about putting some other stinging corals beside the Xenia to sting the life out of them. Believe it or not, but my zoas+GSP did that to a stalk of Xenia. |
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amen to that brutha! my wife came home like an hour later and knew exactly what i had been up to! peeehewww
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I found that an unnoticed cracked heater in the water mixing bucket will wipe out the xenia population in only a few hours after the water change. Can't say I'd try it deliberately though.
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i would be happy to come scrape them all out of your tank if i get to keep them in the end lol
let me know i'm serious Kyle |
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c'mon down!
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I had a rock that I took out of the tank, peeled off the xenia, then cooked the area with a bic lighter, and put the rock back in the tank. Two weeks later, more xenia. Good luck....
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Green Star Polyps kill it...but GSP's are just as bad for taking over a tank. If you want some GSP's give me a shout...or I think Tom R is a little closer to you and he generally has plenty.
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