Starting to look alot like christmas!!!
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hatessushi
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Nice photo editing. I especially like the Clown Santa
natclanwy
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Yep tried peppermint shrimp I think the aptasia ate them haven't seen them since about 3 weeks after I dumped 5 of them in there
. I also tried calcium chloride (took my calcium level throught the roof), Lemon juice, hot water with no luck the calcium did the best but I have too many aiptasia for this method. I am going to order some bergia nudis after the first of the year I think I have enough to feed them for a long while
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natclanwy
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I think my tank could give a bergia a run for its money, this tank started with about 6 aiptasia that had kept to themselves for about a year should have ignored my wife and killed them then :scared: . After I moved my tank about 3 months ago they started multiplying daily after that.
murph145
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wow that scares me cuz i have some in my tank and they are pesky to say the least i use some kalk paste every week and try to get some but they are in the rocks which makes it hard!
i was thinkin about some bergias too
ill buy some off u once they reproduce so u can make ur money back
i was thinkin about some bergias too
ill buy some off u once they reproduce so u can make ur money back
cowfishrule
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dood
just pull out the affected pieces of rock and let the rock die off.
re-cure it and put it back in.
it worked for hair algae.
just pull out the affected pieces of rock and let the rock die off.
re-cure it and put it back in.
it worked for hair algae.
natclanwy
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Originally Posted by COWFISHRULE
dood
just pull out the affected pieces of rock and let the rock die off.
re-cure it and put it back in.
it worked for hair algae.
With base rock going for $9.99 a lb in this area I don't think so. I have paid as much as $100 (about $16 lb) for one rock in my tank so the idea of killing it does not appeal to me, there is to much life on these rocks to just anilate all of it to get rid of one pest.
dood
just pull out the affected pieces of rock and let the rock die off.
re-cure it and put it back in.
it worked for hair algae.
With base rock going for $9.99 a lb in this area I don't think so. I have paid as much as $100 (about $16 lb) for one rock in my tank so the idea of killing it does not appeal to me, there is to much life on these rocks to just anilate all of it to get rid of one pest.
anonome
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Originally Posted by natclanwy
With base rock going for $9.99 a lb in this area I don't think so. I have paid as much as $100 (about $16 lb) for one rock in my tank so the idea of killing it does not appeal to me, there is to much life on these rocks to just anilate all of it to get rid of one pest.
I feel your pain.....wallet pain. Try the bergia....It really works. I know that I saw some for sale on the E..y site.
With base rock going for $9.99 a lb in this area I don't think so. I have paid as much as $100 (about $16 lb) for one rock in my tank so the idea of killing it does not appeal to me, there is to much life on these rocks to just anilate all of it to get rid of one pest.
I feel your pain.....wallet pain. Try the bergia....It really works. I know that I saw some for sale on the E..y site.
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