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![]() I've had success injecting Aiptasia and Mojanos with lemon juice straight out of the fridge
The trick is to blast them dead center before they start to close up Do it in the middle of your 'lights on' period when they are fully open for ease of injection and less risk of cell release A steady hand and an insulin syringe are best Get as close as you can without touching it, or creating water movement, or they will start to close. If so, wait 'till they open Then, get close and WHAM It'll shrivel up taking the juice in with it and 'buh bye' pest |
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![]() Maybe 4 or 5 ml
I used an Elos syringe, but it was akward as the tip is pretty large If I ever have to do it again, I will get a proper syringe from the pharmacy |
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![]() after reading this thread i just injected some lemon juice into the 3 that are visible in my tank and they certainly didn't like it. I used a pipette and got it directly down their throat before they could close up.
We'll see if its a permanent fix but for now it's clear that they really disliked that lemon juice. |
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![]() i solved my pesky "nems" problem by epoxiying the heck out of em
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![]() Problem is some of them are under the rocks.
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