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11-27-2014, 01:32 AM
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I am a noob as well and I thought the Majano was cool looking in my tank until it was everywhere within 3 or 4 months (Probably about 150 of em).
I went and found a majano wand for sale and zapped about 50% of them. The wand worked great, except for the ones hiding deep inside crevices. It could not reach them when they retracted. The next thing I bought was a file fish, at first I did not notice much Majano disappearing, but about 2 weeks later, there was none. The file fish is still in there 4 months later and does not seem to eat anything else. I have heard that Filefish can cause issues or not even eat the Majano, so I guess I lucked out. I had a few aptasia that the wand killed. The filefish ignored the Aptasia, 
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11-27-2014, 02:02 AM
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Interesting, I am hoping I have cleaned out all of the majano from the rocks before I put them in the display tank but only time will tell. Everything is moved over we even added a few frags, now lets waitcand see how thing fair. Here is the tank right now.
Last edited by SaltyDog143; 12-12-2014 at 05:32 AM.
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11-27-2014, 02:04 AM
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11-27-2014, 02:05 AM
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Why the hell is the picture upside down??????
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11-27-2014, 06:58 AM
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There must be some new laws to science as another member figured out how to run a tank upside down also. Absolutely amazing!!! Looks great.
For the OP, the bristle worms - who cares, manjoes - if you have a rock that's covered, let it dry. If there are just a few, figure out a way to get rid of them!! I got a syringe and needle and was injecting them with lemon juice, yes real lemon juice... They are all gone now but I was persistent... They either disappeared or fell off!!! If I got more I would inject lemon juice into them again!!!!
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