baby aiptasia

[Corbin]

just noticed 3 of them on a new piece of LR, only like a millimeter big or so.
best way of getting rid of them at this stage since cant really stab them witha needle yet. just wait till they get bigger?

[nozwal]

if u really want , u can get Berghia Nudibranch

[doch]

If the rock is removable, take it out, turn it upside down and torch them with a bic lighter, until crispy.

Another option that worked for me is peppermint shrimp. Some eat them, some don't.

[ScubaGirl]

I had a peppermint shrimp for all of 10 minutes in my tank. The 2 wrasses had a feeding frenzy with it. Thanks for the $30 entree! I don't even eat that well, LOL.

[monocus]

make a thick kalkwasser paste and cover them in the morning-do not use berghia as they would starve in a week

[lastlight]

Originally Posted by monocus

make a thick kalkwasser paste and cover them in the morning-do not use berghia as they would starve in a week

I've never used kalkwasser but I'm curious how you put it under water without it disintegrating before you can make your attack? is it in a syringe? I've got 3 massive ones that need attention.

[Karen Marlin]

The only success I've had was keeping a copperband butterfly fish. The other method I tried, ie kalkwasser paste and such only seemed to spread the problem.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by lastlight

I've got 3 massive ones that need attention.

?????

[toytech]

Super glue the bastards , take as tube of the gel glue and cover them compleatly , or you can use a blob of epoxy putty to smother them too. The putty works well for bigger ones .

[Aquaria]

Originally Posted by ScubaGirl

I had a peppermint shrimp for all of 10 minutes in my tank. The 2 wrasses had a feeding frenzy with it. Thanks for the $30 entree! I don't even eat that well, LOL.

Where he heck are u getting ur peps? Unless u added 2 that price seems a bit high