AIPTASIA DESTROYER Tailored Aquatics

[Pan]

Has anyone used this product? I Have 3 or 4 I would like to get rid of.
Any things to watch out for with product or?
Thanks

[Tailored Aquatics]

hey 'Ol Nobodaddy,
here is a link to the product on TailoredAquatics.com with a few hints and tips, plus directions for use. http://www.tailoredaquatics.com/index.html?a=0&d=47
and a review from another site:
" I thought I would give you all my option. Aiptasia Destroyer is probably the best product on the market today. I make my own Aiptasia killer by using kalkwasser and water, work ok. I have tried Joey's juice its gotta be the worst product on the market. Aiptasia destroyer is the best by far. I have been using this product for 2 weeks now and my Aiptasia melts away in 3 to 4 mins. I have been playing around with this product and if you apply it directly to star polyps, you can get rid of them too. I havent seen any side effects to my SPS or LSP. Water chemistry has remained the same as well. I will keep you posted.So far I give this product 5 out of 5." http://www.saskreef.ca/forums/showthread.php?t=4850

I hope this helps,
Brad

[Pan]

Very Good, Thanks

I've heard nothing bad about your products yet, and I don't expect I will.

[chandigz]

the stuff works great, never had any issues using it. I would recommend it

[RuGlu6]

If the pest is easy to get to just use two part epoxy.
Nice, easy and clean way to get rid of Aiptasia.

Just push small plug in to the rock where Aiptasia is works like a charm.

[Jay180reef]

Ya, I syringed mine with lemon juice, then epoxy the stalk and hole. Mind you I only had a little one to deal, wasn't an outbreak or anything.

[Black Phantom]

Is the destroyer stuff available in Calgary? And if so, where?

[lorenz0]

red coral sells it

great product. best stuff you can buy imo