How do I get rid of this stuff?

[Starry]

im having the same issue. i have both the brown and the blue. the blue is everywhere in the tank in litttle patches. tried kalk, just comes back. the brown is on some baserock. guess some re-scaping is upcoming. too bad there isnt a nudie or fish that would dine on these.

[11purewater]

light smother it ,black garbage bag pieces and tie straps.

[asylumdown]

there was a big thread on fluke tabs and clove polyps recently wasn't there? They are apparently very effective, but not specific.

clove polyps are so funny. I see them for sale all the time. I keep wondering when I'm going to see aiptasia show up for sale.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by asylumdown

I keep wondering when I'm going to see aiptasia show up for sale.

I bought one once, about 20 yrs ago. I fed it and watched it grow. And multiply

[Starry]

where would one find fluke tabs? thought they werent available in north america anymore?

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by Starry

where would one find fluke tabs? thought they werent available in north america anymore?

Therein lies the problem A couple of members here had a few extra that they passed around, and they worked really well for most of us that tried them. I think Bill had to redose, but I got mine all the first time.

[Coralgurl]

Originally Posted by asylumdown

there was a big thread on fluke tabs and clove polyps recently wasn't there? They are apparently very effective, but not specific.

clove polyps are so funny. I see them for sale all the time. I keep wondering when I'm going to see aiptasia show up for sale.

I went thru that thread. I didn't buy these, came in on something. I've got some aiptasia I could sell, various sizes available....lazy peps won't touch them....

[pinkreef]

choc chip seastar will eat them, may others will too

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by pinkreef

choc chip seastar will eat them, may others will too

Not a good solution. Spencer has been trying to use a chocolate chip star with very little success.

[Coralgurl]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Not a good solution. Spencer has been trying to use a chocolate chip star with very little success.

I've been doing some reading and they are also not considered reef safe. Will eat clams and soft corals.