Ouch!

[lillylegs]

My frogspawn stung me! And now I have stinging red spots on my hand...
FYI, I know I'm fairly new to this hobby, and I'm learning something everyday, but when cleaning your tank, DON'T TOUCH THE FROGSPAWN!!!!
Thanks for listening to me everybody, lillylegs

 

[newreefers]

to get rid of the stinging, use white vinegar and then make a paste out of water and meat tenderizer and put it on the spots for a while. this is an old recipe for scuba divers, I always carry this stuff in my bag.

 

[lillylegs]

newreefers,
I grew up on the coast of Texas where there are many man-of-war during season, and my mother used to make a paste of vinegar, fresh water, and baking soda. At least i think it was baking soda, its funny how you only remember the painful parts when you're a kid... anyway, thanks for the advice, the spots are still there but it doesnt sting anymore.
lillylegs

 

[newreefers]

I can't remember who it was, but a while back someone posted about some gloves with really long arms on them for just this kind of problem, maybe a search will find it.

 

[spongebob square pants]

I got stung by my branching torch coral Superbowl sunday and I still have the itchy red bumps on my arm.

 

[tpuffer]

Just pee on it.

 

[birdy]

I have used meat tenderizer on jelly fish stings, it works great.