ID Please

[arkey.d]

Can you identify this Hichhiker on my LiveRock

 

[the josey wales]

baby aptiasia

 

[arkey.d]

It needs to go then correct? What's the best way to get rid of it?

 

[the josey wales]

I use joes juice.:yes:

 

[arkey.d]

Who carries Joe's Juice?
Edit -I found it.....

 

[ctgretzky9]

Using off the shelf additives can be good, but why not try a natural predator first?
Pepermint shrimp will eat that sucker up!
Chemicals should be used as last resort most of the time

 

[arkey.d]

Thanks!

 

[the josey wales]

pepermint shrimp may or may not eat it. JJ will kill it.
personaly my pep shrimp prefered yellow polyps. my he rest in peace.

 

[stuckinfla]

What kind of rock?? Tenticles are a little short looking. Could it be a hidden cup coral? I have read that they are common hitchhikers on Florida rock.

 

[arcm]

i have 2 peppermint shrimps that seems to be doing it's job in my 60 gal. i may need to get a another one since I have about 80 lbs of LR. Somebody suggested the Joes Juice to me but also told me to try the peppermints first before I use any chemicals. Good advise!

 

[ky reefer]

i have read that peppermints do the job

 

[arkey.d]

stuckinfla it's Figi rock

 

[jimmy234]

it may be an anenome. im not sure though
if it is an aiptatia then a copperband butterfly will get the job done too