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aptaisia???
Ok so my tank is basicaly getting over run by aptaisia and they have alreadys killed a few corals. I have tried joes juice and it does does kill them but only for a few days and then they start to grow back in the same spots. I need to know what else to do to get rid of these things quick. Should i try joes juice again? tell me what has worked best for you
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kalk paste pepperment shrimp and copperbanded butterflies
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i'm gonna pick up some peppermint shrimp today to see what happens...
xoxompty
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someone on reef central said you can get rid of them by injecting boiling water into them? maybe with some lemon juice?
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I have tried just about everything when I had my infestation. I found pickling lime (kalkwasser) mixed into a slightly runny paste worked best. I would get a 5cc syringe load it up, move my hand above the little bugger making sure to move slow so it's body was still out of it's hole. Let a little bit of the kalk mixture out making sure it hits the "head" of the Aiptasia. It will immediately react. I then paste him into his little hole with a couple squirts. It never fails to kill them, you just need to apply it every time you see them. Eventually they went away.
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