L leslie Member Market Messages 118 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #1 Can anyone identify the volcano looking thing in the middle of one photo and the feather duster looking thing in the other? Thanks, Leslie alt="" /> alt="" />
Can anyone identify the volcano looking thing in the middle of one photo and the feather duster looking thing in the other? Thanks, Leslie alt="" /> alt="" />
T theplatypus Member Market Messages 591 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #2 Aiptasia in the first. The 2nd kind of looks like a barnacle.
L leslie Member Market Messages 118 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #3 In prior threads I've read that limejuice works on the aiptasia. Is there any risk to the other tank inhabitants?
In prior threads I've read that limejuice works on the aiptasia. Is there any risk to the other tank inhabitants?
D derek_s Active Member Market Messages 1,982 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #4 The second one might be a type of sea squirt? (Tunicate) But maybe a barnacle. Probably safe to leave.
The second one might be a type of sea squirt? (Tunicate) But maybe a barnacle. Probably safe to leave.
J jamescook Member Market Messages 535 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #5 Lime juice will lower PH. I've never used it to kill those rock anemones
ralph atl Active Member Market Messages 6,671 Reaction score 15 Nov 20, 2008 #6 Mrs. wages pickling lime is what you are looking for (at Kroger). make a paste, squirt in the mouth with your favorite syringe.
Mrs. wages pickling lime is what you are looking for (at Kroger). make a paste, squirt in the mouth with your favorite syringe.
G gaguy68 Member Market Messages 83 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #7 i have had great success using hot tap water injected into aptasia with no side effects on ph, salinity, or otherwise
i have had great success using hot tap water injected into aptasia with no side effects on ph, salinity, or otherwise
F fishgardener Member Market Messages 145 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #8 had no luck myself with hot water injection, but I had good sucess with pickling lime made into a paste. Get rid of it (aiptasia) soon. They can realy multiply! Sheryle
had no luck myself with hot water injection, but I had good sucess with pickling lime made into a paste. Get rid of it (aiptasia) soon. They can realy multiply! Sheryle
N notireef Member Market Messages 285 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #9 I have tried Mrs. Wages pickling lime on Aptasia.....worked like a charm everytime!!
L leslie Member Market Messages 118 Reaction score 0 Nov 20, 2008 #10 Thanks for the instructions. Headed to Kroger. Leslie