Zap-tasia??

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Just wanted to see if any members have ever used this product. I'm looking at using it for my infestation of mojanos. I am losing the battle.

Currently, I am using some clam shells and my mojano zapper from PaulB. There are just too many of them and I can't seem to get them under control. I'm beginning to worry that I may have to take all the rock out, which has several encrusted sps attached.

Zap-Tasia aiptasia eliminating gel
 
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Heard that zapper just spreads them everywhere.

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Kind of seems to be that way in my tank, that is why I have resorted mainly to just placing clam shells over them wherever that is possible. I do get some to attach and then I just scrape off the shell.
 
Kind of seems to be that way in my tank, that is why I have resorted mainly to just placing clam shells over them wherever that is possible. I do get some to attach and then I just scrape off the shell.
a small amount of vinegar works. in small amounts it does not effect the tank. just a bit of that and a hypodermic needle.
 
Zaptasia is much thicker (gel-like) than Aiptasia-X or Joes's Juice. It (IMO) works very well, much better than the other two. Try it out!
 
A thick slurry of kalk works great for me... cheap and super effective. Just a thought...
 

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