I glue over any that pop up in my tank and that has done the trick so far, I have had quite I few scares with aptasia but glueing over it has kept that from becoming a reality
F aptasia is popular now. It actually encrust over the aptasia too. I have and used aptasia x and I’m still seeing aptasia pop up even in the same spots I’ve treated.
Love your videos March. I have an evo and have been watching all of your videos. Would be interested in hearing dosing recommendations (if any) for nano tanks. Thanks!
What a coincidence, I literally just removed my last aiptaisia with lemon juice a few mins ago XD !! Lemon juice works really well, kills it off basically instantly! Although it squirted a tiny bit on the GSP, so Im hoping it doesnt kill that section of the GSP.
Now if none of these solutions you can do for what ever reason I know one other way. Kinda like the Red Sea issue you can only do the ones you see. Boil R/O water put it in a Syringe hit each one with just a quick squirt.. kinda use your judgment on how many you do because water will cool quickly but it does work..
Would not recommend copperbands to people without them having done a lot of research. Average lifespan is only about a couple of months whereas they should be long lasting. I expect most people with reef tanks have lost at least one.
I used Aiptasia X a year ago for a small outbreak.. has not been back since. Good stuff!
Great video March. Some awesome content lately.
I glue over any that pop up in my tank and that has done the trick so far, I have had quite I few scares with aptasia but glueing over it has kept that from becoming a reality
Thanks, keep it up
Love your videos.. wish was in Canada to come visit.. would love to hear your thoughts on beating bubble algae in a nano
I have 2 peppermint shrimps in my tank they are doing a great job
F aptasia is popular now. It actually encrust over the aptasia too. I have and used aptasia x and I’m still seeing aptasia pop up even in the same spots I’ve treated.
in a lot of Videos they make the people think its done in one shot .. that's not true.. its a long way to get rid of this
Yes I agree F-aiptasia is way better than aiptasia-X.
lemon juice and a needle works best
Would love to hear your thoughts on ATO and dosing pump set ups, I have a nano myself and have been manually dosing and topping off water.
I love ATO but I like dosing with a doser with kalkwasser more then using an ATO on nano tank.
Love your videos March. I have an evo and have been watching all of your videos. Would be interested in hearing dosing recommendations (if any) for nano tanks. Thanks!
What a coincidence, I literally just removed my last aiptaisia with lemon juice a few mins ago XD !! Lemon juice works really well, kills it off basically instantly! Although it squirted a tiny bit on the GSP, so Im hoping it doesnt kill that section of the GSP.
Hey please make a video on kamoer dosing pumps and also apex, I would really appreciate it
I use a 25G needle 1 1/2 long with lemon juice and inject a little right into the aptasia.
What about Miller Molly Blenny? I usually epoxy my aiptasia.
Does the pygmy filefish eat aptasia, or just the larger filefish?
Peppermint shrimp eating corals though?
Do you know if a peppermint shrimp can be put in a 20 gallon nano reef with a pistol shrimp? Also, dose coral dip kill aiptasia?
yes you can have booth and in my knowledge there is no Dip that kill Aiptasia..
Has anyone confirmed that a molly miller blenny does the job as well?
Now if none of these solutions you can do for what ever reason I know one other way. Kinda like the Red Sea issue you can only do the ones you see. Boil R/O water put it in a Syringe hit each one with just a quick squirt.. kinda use your judgment on how many you do because water will cool quickly but it does work..
Please do 10 min videos. Trust me. We do not mind.🤗
Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
Not talk about the real nightmare anemone, MAJANO!
Would not recommend copperbands to people without them having done a lot of research. Average lifespan is only about a couple of months whereas they should be long lasting. I expect most people with reef tanks have lost at least one.
dynamite
dont wast your money with this thinks just glue them