Small Anemone Problem

[basketballas]

I have a 24g nano which has been established for over year, I have these very small greenish brown anemone's(?) that continue to multiply, Does anyone have a suggestion on the best way to remove them, I do not want them to sting the base of my corals.
Thank You.

 

[nissan577]

http://images.google.com/images?q=ma...N&hl=en&tab=wi
this????

 

[basketballas]

Yes!

 

[btldreef]

Aiptasia-X kills the the easiest and is the safest I've found for other corals. Apply two smaller doses instead of one larger dose. Yes, it will take longer to kill them, but it will protect the corals they're on or near.

 

[basketballas]

hmm okay, is there any non chemical ways?

 

[btldreef]

Originally Posted by basketballas
http:///forum/post/3246848
hmm okay, is there any non chemical ways?
Boiling water in a syringe ... some people claim this works, it has never worked for me.

 

[chaseter]

Don't peppermint shrimp eat it?

 

[btldreef]

Originally Posted by chaseter
http:///forum/post/3247047
Don't peppermint shrimp eat it?
peppermints do not eat majano. They eat smaller aiptasia anemones

 

[benjames]

I know how to set up freshwater tanks..... and I know how to cycle and all that, but I have no experience really with salt water, and I wwas wanting to set up a 4g nano tank, and then a larger (20g?) tank for a CC starfish. Help?
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