freshwater dip for zoa

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i have a frag of some mars alien zoos that my wife bought me. it has a tiny aiptasia on it. I am planning on giving it a freeshwater dip to kill the aiptasia. how long should i dip it for. was planning on using rodi brought up to tank temp
 
Should just super glue it or cut it off and rinse it after if it’s on a frag, then you’re not bugging the zoas as much if it’s just one tiny one
 
The freshwater dip won’t work. You can try to cut off whatever the aiptasia is on
It seems to be on the zoanthid mat... it's a small frag with small polyps.. but it doesn't seem like it's on the same substrate as the polyps
 
It seems to be on the zoanthid mat... it's a small frag with small polyps.. but it doesn't seem like it's on the same substrate as the polyps
I would scrape it off with that part of the mat. The zoas should be fine. Can you post a pic of the frag?
 
The zoas will die in that dip long before the apistasia. Like others have said scrape it off and rinse well. Ideally have a QT tank to put it in so you can make sure it is really gone.
 

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