Jeremey’s reef Well-Known Member Messages 663 Reaction score 478 Location Forest park Dec 29, 2019 #1 So I spotted some of these in my tank this morning, what are the disadvantages to them being in a reef and how do I rid my system of them?
So I spotted some of these in my tank this morning, what are the disadvantages to them being in a reef and how do I rid my system of them?
york1 Well-Known Member Supporting Messages 1,880 Reaction score 2,661 Location Lawrenceville Dec 29, 2019 #2 kill em with aiptasia-x, joe's juice, etc.. to kill what you can see. peppermint shrimp, berghia nudis, file fish and others are known to eat them.
kill em with aiptasia-x, joe's juice, etc.. to kill what you can see. peppermint shrimp, berghia nudis, file fish and others are known to eat them.
sharis100 Well-Known Member Supporting Messages 1,581 Reaction score 2,245 Location Atlanta Dec 29, 2019 #3 You can also get a majono wand or a laser and zap them.
Shawn Well-Known Member Market Messages 1,455 Reaction score 2,360 Dec 29, 2019 #4 The very few I've seen in my tank were killed off in one go with Aptasia X. I would HIGHLY recommend cutting any coral you bring in off the frag plug - that's where I've always found mine - bottom side of a frag plug!
The very few I've seen in my tank were killed off in one go with Aptasia X. I would HIGHLY recommend cutting any coral you bring in off the frag plug - that's where I've always found mine - bottom side of a frag plug!
bhodges82 Well-Known Member Supporting Messages 1,661 Reaction score 1,499 Location Peachtree Corners Dec 29, 2019 #5 The disadvantage is that aptasia sting and irritate coral, they also multiply quickly.
Eric_n_Ga Well-Known Member Messages 885 Reaction score 925 Location Ellijay ga Dec 29, 2019 #6 Peppermint shrimp is usually a quick fix ...
Jeremey’s reef Well-Known Member Messages 663 Reaction score 478 Location Forest park Dec 29, 2019 #7 Eric_n_Ga said: Peppermint shrimp is usually a quick fix ... Click to expand... I have witnessed Peppermint shrimps go after my sea stars so I can’t bring myself to go that route as I am quite fond of my stars
Eric_n_Ga said: Peppermint shrimp is usually a quick fix ... Click to expand... I have witnessed Peppermint shrimps go after my sea stars so I can’t bring myself to go that route as I am quite fond of my stars