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Tailored Aquatics - Aiptasia Destroyer is the only way to go!!! It works unbelievably well!
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+1 best on the market for sure!
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Tailored Aquatics - Aiptasia Destroyer for sure.
It will clear them up fast, they sell bottles at redcoral in calgary for about 18$ i think. http://redcoralaquarium.net/onlinest...roducts_id=126 |
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If you can get the LR out take a blow torch to it, if your tank is cycling it wont make that much of a difference.
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When you inject the aiptasia with lemon/vinegar don't tear the anemone apart. Just inject it and it should die.
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The recipe I use with great success is 1 tsp of calcium hydroxide mixed with 2 tbls of tap water mixed together and then boiled in the microwave for 30 sec. Use a plastic syringe to squirt a bit at the mouth of the aiptasia and they draw it in and disappear for good. It took me about a week to get rid of a really bad infestation in a 72g tank and after 2 years they never came back.
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Not sure if it will work long term or not, but I have covered Aiptasia with reef epoxy, including filling the hole. I have tried the other products, but have had the aiptasia come back on me.
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Apatasia X. Works wonders.
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Dont use anything but two Peppermint Shrimp, it work for me.
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