Alexanneka
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Try the lemon juice with a hypodermic needle injected right into the centre of it. Between that and my Peps I have had pretty good success.
Aptasia
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ColbytheClown
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I have used Aptasia X and it has worked well for me. The only issue is, whatever it touches it burns. Killed my aptasia though.
Farzin F
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Pickup a few nudibranch they will clear your tank in no time, other option get a filefish but then u have to take it out after it ate all the aphasia or it will start eating your zoas.
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Not a big fan of the nudi approach myself, hard about a couple of tank crashes from dead ones...
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heath
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oh shit... I don't need that.. do they die off when the aiptasia is gone...
Farzin F
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I added 1 and it clean the crap out of my tank in 3 days and it died. No tank crash no issue at all, unless u add a few yes i could see effecting ur tank but one nah.
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heath
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how big was your tank...
Farzin F
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I have not heard of the specific type of beghia that eat Aiptasia to be toxic at levels enough to hurt a tank. We have sold hundreds and significant amounts to people in smallish systems. Nothing but positives from them.
Likely the most dangerous are the larger ones that are the most colourful. Berghia are max 1" when fully grown they are tiny compared to some of the other species.
