Bad luck for me

fishissues

Member
first i went to a frag swap found a big rock with a couple shrooms on it for 20 bucks so i buy it i go home its been in my aquarium for a month or so and the bad luck is...
1)The rock had aiptasias all over it

2)it has a couple flatworms on it

3)the shrooms will not frag off of it
 

saltn00b

Active Member
1)remove the aip. try gently squirting kalk into the mouth without touching it with the needle
2) Flat worm Exit by salifert. check out the instructions carefully, and read up on Melevs Reef. i just did the treatment last night.
3)give them time.
 
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jrthomas40

Guest
the aiptasia isnt that bad to get rid of just squrit with joes juice or kalk like mentioned....then RYNKA i think found some stuff that you can use it is in a thread called UREKA!!!!
 

fishissues

Member
Originally Posted by jrthomas40
the aiptasia isnt that bad to get rid of just squrit with joes juice or kalk like mentioned....then RYNKA i think found some stuff that you can use it is in a thread called UREKA!!!!
aiptasias already spreaded to button polyp rock
 

ninjamini

Active Member
Put those rocks in QT. It will be easier to do there. You should always QT anything that goes in your tank. For two months. But now that its there:
I hade a few of these and some corn anemonees too. I used Kalkwasser powder mixed with water. I used the plastic measurer (it is used to measure .5ml water) that came with one of the test kits. Put it right up to its mouth and slowly squirt out the kalk. It closes up around the tip and bingo! I've got ya. Keep going till its empty.
Now be warned doing this in the tank can get calk everywhere. IT tends to float around. Here is some tips:
1. Shut off the flow. LAst thing ypu need is water flow pushing the kalk over to your candycane coral.
2. Be ready with airline tubing. I create a syphin with the tubing to suckup the peices of kalk that float away. This can take awhile. It does make a mess.
3. Be ready with some fresh salt water to replace the water you syphon off.
4. rinse-repeat. If you got them you will get them again. Thats why they are the pest that they are. Have fun - You didn't think that keeping a salt water tank was going to be easy!
 
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