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12-11-2007, 06:40 AM
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I would be nervous about leaving that majano anemone in the tank. Maybe it isn't, but maybe it is and it could cause problems in the future.
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300 gal starphire custom built in pentagon reef (+90 gal sump on Blue Line 100 HD return pump, 210lb LR, Euro-Reef RC250 skimmer, 2x400W MH, 2x28W compacts, 2xTurbelle classic 4002 pumps & Turbelle Stream 6100 on 7095 Multicontroller, running ZEOvit) Livestock Fish: damsels; sailfin, yellow, regal & naso tangs; ocellaris & tomato clowns; lyretail anthias; foxface lo; flame angelfish corals: a few 
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12-11-2007, 07:36 AM
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Kill it.Seen few tanks that were very infested with that.Rather have aiptasia any day,To kill those stick needle with joe juice right into its mouth.
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12-12-2007, 05:34 AM
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Don't have any Joe's around right now, always thought it was just kalk mixed with fish food anyway. Never worked when I used it.
Been moving over some rock for a bit and trying to eliminate the aiptasia before it goes back in. Left it out overnite, put kalk on it, put salt mix on it, put vinegar on it, put it back in the tank. Instant aiptasia. I've put the rock outside, now a damn chinook, I'm sure the aiptasia will survive.... 
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12-12-2007, 05:40 AM
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Joe Juice works everytime for me.I think the trick to it is shoot it in slowly without touching it so it inhales it.
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