Aiptasia in filter/skimmer chamber!

joewell

Member
I've had an aiptasia free tank for over a year but I spotted one a rock couple of days ago and my peppermint shrimp took care of it! Being puzzled on why I got aiptasia I started looking around to see if I can find more!

I noticed one attached to the wall in my chamber of death and one close to skimmer! How do i get rid of those? I can imagine how they got there and I'm sure I'll see more popping up in the next few weeks!
 

essmaker

Member
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I know there are people on this site that have used Joes Juice and or Lemon Juice to kill them in a targetted way.
 

Reefmack

NaClH2O Addicted
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Aiptasia-X works well, if you can get at them with the syringe. Turn off the back chamber pumps if you try it - that'll make it easier to get whatever you shoot them with to stay on them long enough.
 

tnwillia

Well-Known Member
+1 on Aiptasia-X. I like the Syrigne head that curves 30 degrees best. I got then in on a coral colony rock a couple of months ago and been fighting them since. I go after then while doing water changes and my tank is powered down. I'd say have fun but it's not!
 
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