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![]() Lemon juice injected works quite good as well. Just dont go overboard with the juice if you have a small tank as it will throw your PH out.
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![]() I've had great success with using boiling water and a turkey baster. The hot water melts them with just one squeeze, then you can suck the remains out of the rock at the same time. Never had one come back.
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![]() Just wondering if you people eradicated them for good with your remidys or is it a daily battle.Do I have to get peppermint shrimp in the end.Any opinions appeciated thanks.ps is there a limit on lemon juice to the point it hurts your tank or no worys with it
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![]() I have completely eradicated them with peppermint shrimp. The shrimp died last spring and there is still no sign of any aiptasia in my zoa/mushroom tank...now majano anemones on the other hand are evil
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![]() Hot water is cheepest, but you are limited to only killing the ones you can reach if ripping the tank appart is not an option. It is perminant if you get all of them.
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![]() Copper Band Buttefly works best if you have a large tank.
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![]() I would try one buy I have seen to many die.Personally this is one fish I will leave in the ocean
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![]() joe's juice works for me. I make sure I get them while they're real small.
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![]() I used to use Joe's Juice but found that every week or so they would pop up again. Went with the peppermint shrimp and no sign of the aiptasia. Also, the shrimp tend to hide in the rockwork so I never really see them.
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