Is this aiptasia?

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It's right on the side of a blasto colony I bought.

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Indeed.
My favorite fix for a hitch hicker like that is the sour death!
 
[video=youtube;c98hD1r0ynU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c98hD1r0ynU[/video]
 
That's what I was afraid of. Just gotta find some syringes now. Thanks everyone!

Or get a peppermint shrimp they tend to do the job if it's nano they tend to find the apatista and eat it
 
Or get a peppermint shrimp they tend to do the job if it's nano they tend to find the apatista and eat it

[video=youtube;PKETx7fzYBI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKETx7fzYBI[/video]
 
I injected some lemon juice today. Not as easy as i thought it would be to get it in the stalk but I think I got it pretty good so we'll see. Thanks for the help everyone!

Britt
 

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