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Thu, 20th Jan 2011, 11:58 AM
#11
Careful with the lemon juice if the aiptasia is anywhere near a coral, it's easy to damage them. I've had good and bad luck with the lemon juice depending on what is nearby. The aiptasia x works well if you can get it right in the mouth. Aiptasia have a knack for growing where I can't reach them on the bottom of a base rock.
The group buy of berghia nudibranch was a little over a month ago... maybe they'll jump in with some feedback?
I would be interested in trying a few if I heard first hand experience of the effectiveness. How many does it really take to get the job done? They're pricey, and they may breed?
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Thu, 20th Jan 2011, 12:40 PM
#12
I had two in my 29, several years ago I only had 2 in my 158. The trick is to get at least one with eggs and or get three.
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Thu, 20th Jan 2011, 02:39 PM
#13
Another method is to inject kalk right at the base. Gone.
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Thu, 20th Jan 2011, 08:39 PM
#14
careful with copperband butterfly... they will also turn on your corals, esp. LPS
I use a paste of kalkwasser and cover them up with pumps off. I do get some return so I reapply the paste. Seems I can manage populations this way
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Thu, 20th Jan 2011, 08:43 PM
#15
Start over with new rock. It's cheaper In the long run...
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