Aiptasia or Mojanos getting you down????
 

Aiptasia and Mojanos getting you frustrated? Don't like or have success with the chemical solutions, try the newest gadget...Electronic Aiptasia and Mojano ZAAPPER! No need to turn pumps off, no more chemicals getting where you don't want them and its surprisingly therapeutic-nothing fixes a crappy day like watching nuisance aiptasia and Mojanos melt before your eyes.:surprise:

At $10-$15 for each box of aiptasia chemicals, which usually you need to restock for those dreaded "chemical survivors". So now for $80 you can zapp your way to a aiptasia and Mojano free tank.

Check out our Progressive Reef Zapping video!!! No more aiptasia for us...yippee! Cheers Ronnie:biggrin:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STnFyytnc5k

ok but what is it thou what does it look like

Would they work on shrooms and persistent chunks of cabbage leather?

Thinking & hoping the same thing.

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I will let you know as soon as mine gets here first of the week.

Didn't work on shrooms for me. I ended up just ripping the big ones right off the rock, smaller ones are persistent though :neutral:

Did you by chance try it on any small leather chunks?

no sorry, i dont have any of those.

I don't see why it wouldn't work on mushy's, we zapped a big green button polyp and it died just like the aiptasia did; We also zapped some green star polyps that were encrouching on other corals. Although it did take a bit more zapping do to the larger size of the polyps. Mushrooms and all soft corals would respond the same i would think, i wonder if you didn't zap yours long enough Chris? I will post some more videos of other corals getting zapped on thursday-when my camera man is here ;)
Cheers Ronnie

Ronnie, your just a killing Machine! I know who to run to when the Zombies attack.:mrgreen:

:rofl:

Here are some pictures of Ronnie at work

Ronnies Arsonal
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Ronnie dressed for action against those Apps!
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Ronnie in action!!
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No Mercy!
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Revenge was sweet for Ronnie!
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Is there a maximum amount of time it can be used under water ?
as i have literally hundreds of majanos in my tank.

Aghhhh yes those zombies wouldn't stand a chance-the aiptasia either!! ;) R

Aghhhh yes those zombies wouldn't stand a chance-the aiptasia either!! ;) R

Ahhh yes Michael i see you've heard. I am in deed-a tough workin gal, you should see me with frag cutters too!!!......watch out you damed aiptasia......Mwah ha ha!!

Hey Kev, no i don;t think so, as i have had it 'zapping' under water for many minutes at a time just on one HUGE aiptasia, then moved on to a new one in the same tank and 'zapped' that one for a minute or so with no bad or harmful results to other corals in the very near vicinity. I really don't think it would be an issue, as you are not using any chemicals, but rather a very low voltage of current.
Cheers Ronnie