UHIA: Unknown Highly Invasive Anemone

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Wow.... you will need to find something that will consume them. With that number of them that's your only options unless you want to start over or live with them.
 

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Thanks you all for all of the responses. I guess I will start loading up on Aiptasia eaters and chemicals. Closest specific species I can find is the "Pale Anemone" Exaiptasia diaphana. I don't quite know how it got out of hand this quick.
 
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You say they blow off easy? Could you make a vacuum out of a RODI canister with a 5/10 micron sediment filter and an old powerhead.
Cheers! Mark

I took a smaller gravel syphon and rigged a scraper onto the end and then siphoned it through a filter sock back into my sump. I can scrap and suck all the ones off the glass, its the one and behind the rock I am more concerned about. If all of this came from one or two hitchhiking on a frag, I don't know how I can ever be sure I have gotten them all.

Might have to just burn the thing down.
 

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