Easy Aiptasia (Glass Anemone) Removal... Death by Flame!
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Aiptasia reproduce by pedal laceration or longitudinal/ transverse fission, not spores. They even have their own separate sexes!
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A copperband butterfly will get rid of all the aiptasia issues in your tank!
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get a peppermint shrimp. Aptasia it their favorite food.
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If you could remove the rock from water because nothing else grows on it, you could simply boil it rather then trying fire-thrower, dynamite and nuclear attacks. But it's certainly fun to watch :)
As for Aiptasia, kalkwasser paste did the trick for me.
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amen !
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The single method that i did that worked for me is super glue or crazy gluing those suckers. Completely smother them in the glue. They can't spread and they can't move. Problem solved. I did this with my tank months ago and not a single one has showed in my tank ever since! I highly suggest it.
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@eXtremeAquatic Yeah if they didnt explode and release all those bastard spores then it would be pretty fun to light all these little fuckers up
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haha that was awesome dude, take the torch to your nemesis.
Effective my ass. You should rename this video shitty aipsta removal method
my89tube 4 months ago
@my89tube You are right. The aiptasia took over the tank after that little experiment. I finally got rid of them by using Aiptasia-X on them when they got out of hand. However... it was fun to try the Death by Fire method.
eXtremeAquatic 4 months ago
The reason i watched this vid was i saw a pic of you killing aptasia with a torch lol. I was here to warn you that its a bad idea! But i guess you see that for yourself already hahaa
bramzt12 8 months ago
@bramzt12 It was a very bad idea! The aiptasia exploded after that event, but I'm happy to report that the tank has been Aiptasia free for over 6 months now due to Aiptasia-X and a very satisfied peppermint shrimp.
eXtremeAquatic 8 months ago
Hope the aiptasia is all gone now
seoul4845 1 year ago
@seoul4845 They multiplied 100 fold after that. something about them spitting out babies when they are threatened. I ended up using Aiptasia-X on them and so far I haven't seen any more in the tank.
eXtremeAquatic 1 year ago