How am I going to kill this thing?

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Oh no........ I thought I had got them all, but this little bugger has a very effective hiding spot.
 
longest syringe you can find. Have someone look while you poke em
 
1/2" PVC pipe attached to wet/dry vac and see if you can super suck it out......OR, see if LFS has a mojano wand with the long wand
 
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nuke the aip's
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...but really, you could turn off the flow, drain the overflow and pop that bulkhead out, then douse it in alcohol or peroxide or whatever and then let it dry for an hour or so. just pop the heater into your tank if you need it and keep a powerhead on.
 
I'm dense but that doesn't look like a pest anemone to me. Turn off pumps, pull standpipes and get busy.
 

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