Preferred Aptaisa Cure?!

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I’m sure it’s been discussed, but I’d love to hear about your preferred aptaisa cure! I have a mixed reef, I don’t have a major break out, but I am finding them. I e been using joes juice which works on the ones I see. I’ve been thing about a peppermint shrimp, but have heard that they can go after hammers, torches, and even some other, larger preferred anemones. What’s everyone’s thoughts??
 
I’m sure it’s been discussed, but I’d love to hear about your preferred aptaisa cure! I have a mixed reef, I don’t have a major break out, but I am finding them. I e been using joes juice which works on the ones I see. I’ve been thing about a peppermint shrimp, but have heard that they can go after hammers, torches, and even some other, larger preferred anemones. What’s everyone’s thoughts??
I personally would go for aptasia eating nudibranches as long as you add them at night they will be fine, I’ve had peppermint shrimp before, the beat aptasia but will go for prepared food first, I had one that was a model citizen and another who ate my YELLOW Acan, peppermint shrimp are a hit or miss in my experience
 
Over the years I have try them all. Honestly you don’t know for example Copper band butterfly fish some might go after them and some might not and that is the same with filefish or peppers mint shrimps
 
I’m sure it’s been discussed, but I’d love to hear about your preferred aptaisa cure! I have a mixed reef, I don’t have a major break out, but I am finding them. I e been using joes juice which works on the ones I see. I’ve been thing about a peppermint shrimp, but have heard that they can go after hammers, torches, and even some other, larger preferred anemones. What’s everyone’s thoughts??
I personally would go for aptasia eating nudibranches as long as you add them at night they will be fine, I’ve had peppermint shrimp before, the beat aptasia but will go for prepared food first, I had one that was a model citizen and another who ate my YELLOW Acan, peppermint shrimp are a hit or miss in my experience
I currently have an AIO, are they easy to capture to move to a different chamber if need be?
 
I’m sure it’s been discussed, but I’d love to hear about your preferred aptaisa cure! I have a mixed reef, I don’t have a major break out, but I am finding them. I e been using joes juice which works on the ones I see. I’ve been thing about a peppermint shrimp, but have heard that they can go after hammers, torches, and even some other, larger preferred anemones. What’s everyone’s thoughts??
I personally would go for aptasia eating nudibranches as long as you add them at night they will be fine, I’ve had peppermint shrimp before, the beat aptasia but will go for prepared food first, I had one that was a model citizen and another who ate my YELLOW Acan, peppermint shrimp are a hit or miss in my experience
I currently have an AIO, are they easy to capture to move to a different chamber if need be?
Honestly it depends, they are active at night and as long as they are on rock or glass then of course but if they are tiny so can be sometimes difficult to spot
 
Bergia nudibranches are the only way. Everything else is band aid - they will keep coming up. With nudis it will take longer initially to be cleared up (1-3 month), but after it will be aiptasia free zone!
 
I just added berghia's and a peppermint shrimp. I have aptaisia's on the sand and the berghia's don't crawl on sand. I've also got them in my overflow and probably in my pipes too, so even if I see the tank is cleared of them all, its only temporary, they always come back. Once you have aptaisia, its a never ending series of battles.
 

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