Debating on tearing down my DT :(

Adding an almost-FTS. Don't mind the cyano....that's a whole other situation ;)
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Glad they worked out for ya. 4 weeks ago I added 5 to my 29 and it took about 3 weeks to see anything happening but very satisfied now.
 
Glad they worked out for ya. 4 weeks ago I added 5 to my 29 and it took about 3 weeks to see anything happening but very satisfied now.

It’s almost like an overnight thing. Weeks waiting and then one morning you wake up and half the aiptasia is gone!
 
I'm thinking of tearing mine down too.
 
I'm at 22 days now after adding 1o Nudis to my 75g. Don't see much happening yet besides the Aptasia growing in size. If they don't work the only thing I have left before a tear down of the tank is trying a Filefish.
 
I'm at 22 days now after adding 1o Nudis to my 75g. Don't see much happening yet besides the Aptasia growing in size. If they don't work the only thing I have left before a tear down of the tank is trying a Filefish.
Be patient, it’ll happen as long as nothing is eating them:)
 
It’s almost like an overnight thing. Weeks waiting and then one morning you wake up and half the aiptasia is gone!

YEP! Same experience! Glad for you!
 
I too have the MAJANO WAND. It most definitely works but with an infestation like yours, I would get a Copperband Butterfly so you will have 2 means of extraction. But if adding a Copperband. Consider it a rental as when the AIPTASIA is gone, they are not hardy EATERS . Also I added a Arrow Crab and believe it or not it eats AIPTASIA, not searching for it but when it comes across one it eats it. Good luck and Be as patient as possible
 

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