check out this deal lol it says many anemone

[kien]

It is possible that the owner really likes aiptasia and thought that they were quite novel, and thus allowed them to thrive. Kinda like how some people keep Xenia

[spit.fire]

Originally Posted by kien

It is possible that the owner really likes aiptasia and thought that they were quite novel, and thus allowed them to thrive. Kinda like how some people keep Xenia

and majanos

[Zoaelite]

Originally Posted by spit.fire

and majanos

Gah scums of the universe they be!

[Norstar]

Newbies always think that they are supposed to be in there. I had one guy who was quite proud of it until I told him what they were - bad bad bad.

[penelty]

way back when marine aquariums started people couldnt keep real corals and if a reefkeeper could keep aiptasia they were doing really well, aiptasia were a desired addition in your tank. not so now adays

[reefwars]

that tanks got some good filter feeding goin on there good nudi breeder

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by Norstar

Newbies always think that they are supposed to be in there. I had one guy who was quite proud of it until I told him what they were - bad bad bad.

Well for the majority of tanks, they're kind of neat looking. I was talking to someone the other day about a dedicated tank for majanos. While they're a holy hell to deal with in a reef tank, just on their own, they're kind of neat looking and sometimes you get green fringes and different colors. Its only when they start stinging other stuff that they can become a problem or when you're told that they're bad or they start to take over that you start to think maybe they shouldn't be in there

[reef684]

whats the best way to have that removed. I have a some in my tank maybe 5 or 6 small ones.