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09-05-2007, 04:26 PM
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I managed to 'suck' up a bunch last night during my water change. I replaced the vacuum end of the python with the end of a baister to creat a hi velocity vacuum. It worked pretty good, however only on the larger ones. I found that in order to suck them from the rock, you had to hold the vacuum over them of about 10 seconds or at least until they let go.
I also purchased a half dozen peppermint shrimp to eat the rest... I hope. 
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09-05-2007, 06:19 PM
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I got copper banded butterfly.. it take a while for the fish to get used the tank..but within 2 months.. around 20 aiptasia..small or big.. all gone.. ahaha even my Hawaiian tube warm is good as that fish start sucking on the tube worm after all aiptasia gone
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