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Hi all.
I'm asking people who have consistently used laser guns for aiptasia control:

Do they ever come back after getting fried by the laser beams?

If by chance the laser hits the eye of somebody in a reflection from the fish tank or some other object ...even with wearing the protective glasses... is it still safe or is there a risk of eye damage even through those glasses?

Thx
 
they will more than likely come back, I wouldn't waste your time with anything but manual removal (remove rock and aggressively cut and scrape them off, or even letting the rock dry in the sun) and/or natural predators, which include:

berghia nudibranch
peppermint shrimp
kleins butterfly
copperband butterfly
 
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Hi all.
I'm asking people who have consistently used laser guns for aiptasia control:

Do they ever come back after getting fried by the laser beams?

If by chance the laser hits the eye of somebody in a reflection from the fish tank or some other object ...even with wearing the protective glasses... is it still safe or is there a risk of eye damage even through those glasses?

Thx
For me was a waste of money
 

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