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Use Red Sea Aiptasia X and eliminate them all.
Best way to eradicate?What all of them have said. Pest anemones that will spread rapidly.
Thanks. Ive since been told peppermint shrimp will eat them. But I'm concerned that will take too long and if they spread fast, I don't think they can keep up. I have 2. Maybe I need more or just "cook" them like you said. Please advise. ThxIf there's just a few, a syringe filled with boiling water is what I use. Just cook them where they sit. If it's a rock that can be easily removed, do the same, but outside the tank. You can also use Kalk paste or even epoxy to cover them.
Thanks. I'll zap emthe problem with pepermint shrimp is that maybe they will, maybe they won't. If the aiptasia are large they definitely won't.
Please elaborate on the paste or epoxy. Surely not from a hardware store? I'm trying to avoid taking the rock(s) out.If there's just a few, a syringe filled with boiling water is what I use. Just cook them where they sit. If it's a rock that can be easily removed, do the same, but outside the tank. You can also use Kalk paste or even epoxy to cover them.
Please elaborate on the paste or epoxy. Surely not from a hardware store? I'm trying to avoid taking the rock(s) out.
There is reed safe epoxy that you can buy, and I think that most people that use it on Aiptasia just entirely cover the whole anemone so that it gets no flow, light, or oxygen.Please elaborate on the paste or epoxy. Surely not from a hardware store? I'm trying to avoid taking the rock(s) out.
ThanksThere is reed safe epoxy that you can buy, and I think that most people that use it on Aiptasia just entirely cover the whole anemone so that it gets no flow, light, or oxygen.
ThanksThere is reed safe epoxy that you can buy, and I think that most people that use it on Aiptasia just entirely cover the whole anemone so that it gets no flow, light, or oxygen.