So maybe a aptasia eating filefish? They do look more similar to aptasia than mojano’sCould also be another aiptasia species... there are 17 in the genus aiptasia and countless more in the genus aiptasiidae
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So maybe a aptasia eating filefish? They do look more similar to aptasia than mojano’sCould also be another aiptasia species... there are 17 in the genus aiptasia and countless more in the genus aiptasiidae
My worry is that I cannot get to a lot of them so it will be a never ending battle! I’d love a natural solution but if I can’t find one by Friday I think I’m going all out on this strategyBuy some aiptasia x or a similar product and start working away at them everyday. It honestly won't take that long until you have them under control and the majority eradicated. You don't need to start ripping rocks out and chipping away at them.
I've used F aptasia in the past to great effect but these are smaller and just in very difficult to reach places. Honestly I think I'll have to go this route but well see.Why can't you get to them? Not sure if you have seen the products I'm talking about but they come with a needle and a very fine tip. You can get into small cracks and down inside rocks with it no problem. It will kill basically anything it comes in contact with so even if it's not aiptasia or a weird species it doesn't matter, it's dead.