Aptasia or not

HypnoVoodoo · Jul 25, 2020

Noticed these on the base of my coral frag, just wondering if it’s aptasia? If so will the lemon juice method kill them and leave the GSP coral unaffected ?

WIReefer · Jul 25, 2020

It doesn’t look like Aiptasia

Devin6871 · Jul 25, 2020

Looks like a clove polyp. Those can spread fast and most people remove them because of it.

HypnoVoodoo · Jul 25, 2020

Thanks for the replies. Best way to remove if they become a problem?

vetteguy53081 · Jul 25, 2020

It is clove. I personally like them. Some dont because of fast growth. Cut away or smother with Kalkwasser paste

HypnoVoodoo · Jul 25, 2020

vetteguy53081 said:
It is clove. I personally like them. Some dont because of fast growth. Cut away or smother with Kalkwasser paste

Thanks, it’s on a separate rock so il keep an eye on it and act if needed. Thank you

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