- Location
- Westchester
Help please
- Thread starter ruha456
- Start date
- Location
- Middletown, NY
aiptasia, u can get a aiptasia eating filefish and he'll eat all that up
I cant see the picture, but the fish mentioned above is not reef safe, please research any advice.
- Location
- Middletown, NY
actually its with caution, the same way u see alot of reefs with flame angels, or coral beauties, its 50/50, but another option would be peppermint shrimps
- Location
- new jersey
how big is the rock, if its not big i would take it out and nuke it. if ur tahk is as establish as the coroline on the rock it should lock the same in about 3 months
- Location
- Westchester
It's small not big at all and glows green under night lights
- Location
- Westchester
Rock isn't all that big nuke how in the microwave???
- Location
- central jersey
Looks more like majano then aptasia need better pic to be sure
- Location
- Dingmans ferry PA
its majano not aiptasia.if its only 1 shoot it with kalk or lemon juice.i learned the hard way do not get a filefish.it will destoy any acans and WILL eat any polyped coral.
- Location
- Westchester
So I should take the rock out cause whatever it is that hitchhiked is bad news then???
- Location
- parsippany nj
looks like a manjo to me you can try lemon juice,aptasia x will work as well or kalk or you can take the rock out and boil it. just make sure you check the rest of the tank so there isn't any more in there.
- Location
- Westchester
Will lemon juices hurt my livestock?
- Location
- parsippany nj
it wont heart the live stock plus your not using that much.
- Location
- Westchester
Ok thanks I'll squirt a lil bit on it then and see what happens
I can't believe how much bad advice you have given on such a small simple thread! Almost everything you have said is wrong or bad advice.
"With Caution" means NOT reef safe!!! And for the record, I have seen 10 times more non reef safe dwarf angels than reef safe dwarf angels, so its not 50/50 its like 90/10, at best.
Peppermint shrimp do not eat Majano Anemones they eat Aiptasia, and if it was Aiptasia, the peppermints might go after some of his corals, and you NEVER asked what coral he has (this applies to the filefish as well, as does tank size!).
People on here need to stop giving advice when they do not know what they are talking about.
To the OP.
You can not just shoot lemon juice on the anemone in question. You must get the lemon juice into the anemone, if I remember correctly.
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- Location
- Middletown, NY
You can not just shoot lemon juice on the anemone in question. You must get the lemon juice into the anemone, if I remember correctly.[/QUOTE]
Apparently u have a phd in reefing, like I said with caution is 50/50, is if it was 90/10 then it wouldn't be with caution, it would be "not reef safe". I'm tired of people on here acting like they know everything about everything, If u do know everything than u should be charging for ur advice, and who da f&ck said peppermints eat majano? I said they eat aiptasia, and ur giving advice on shooting lemon juice into them "if u remember correctly", u don't sound to sure about the bullshit advice ur giving, talk from experience and not from " what u might remember correctly"
- Location
- Bronx, NY
I've had manjanos n never have seen them glow green under night lights. im guessing ur reffering to ur blue actinic lights. it does look like a manjano but its best if you have some one check it out. there are small anemones that r not pests. What color is it when ur regular white lights r on? If it is a manjano you can use Joes Juice, I have some if u want to borrow it. that's what i usually use n it works good. unfortunately there r hidden ones that u cant find n will continue spliting if u dont get rid of that one on time. you know where Im at. if you want to try the Joes Juice. Good Luck
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