ID Please Majano???
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fishhunter
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It looks more like a paly to me. All the Majano I have seen have bulby tenticals.
btldreef
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You've been trying to kill these with Joe's Juice? Majano. A paly wouldn't spring right back. My majano's are hard to kill and even pasting them with Aiptasia X and piercing them doesn't always work and they seem to pop right back out again within a few days.
You've been trying to kill these with Joe's Juice? Majano. A paly wouldn't spring right back. My majano's are hard to kill and even pasting them with Aiptasia X and piercing them doesn't always work and they seem to pop right back out again within a few days.
btldreef
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Originally Posted by Prohopper http:///forum/thread/384890/id-please-majano#post_3374035
Well I bought a syringe and tried the boiling water trick. Lets see if that works. I know that some people have good luck with peppermint shrimp eating aptasia is there anything that will eat majanos?
Sometimes Copperband Butterflies and Matted Filefish will, but like any critter, once they realize there is a steady food source (the tank being fed fish food), they usually stop picking at the nuisance anemones. I have a Copperband and a Filefish, the copperband really never picked at the anemones, and in the beginning the filefish ate some of the smaller ones, but has since learned that mysis tastes better
Originally Posted by Prohopper http:///forum/thread/384890/id-please-majano#post_3374035
Well I bought a syringe and tried the boiling water trick. Lets see if that works. I know that some people have good luck with peppermint shrimp eating aptasia is there anything that will eat majanos?
Sometimes Copperband Butterflies and Matted Filefish will, but like any critter, once they realize there is a steady food source (the tank being fed fish food), they usually stop picking at the nuisance anemones. I have a Copperband and a Filefish, the copperband really never picked at the anemones, and in the beginning the filefish ate some of the smaller ones, but has since learned that mysis tastes better