Aiptasia

G8trBait16 · Sep 15, 2016

I would think so, especially keeping them in the sun for a week or more. It killed everything off several rocks when I switched to my current tank. Might have to cycle the rocks again.

Duke4Life · Sep 15, 2016

G8trBait16 said:
I would think so, especially keeping them in the sun for a week or more. It killed everything off several rocks when I switched to my current tank. Might have to cycle the rocks again.

Cycling the rock is no big deal, about 10-15 pounds. Would be adding back 2 my DT that has roughly 130 pounds.

s2nhle · Sep 16, 2016

I bleached it and washed it with rodi than dry it outsite.

Duke4Life · Oct 24, 2016

Well they're backkkkk and :mad:. I have no idea of what I'm going to do. Thinking of another file fish but my last 1 didn't touch them as he liked what I feed much better. Peppermint shrimp were the same.

TheEngineer · Oct 24, 2016

Sorry, TLDR, but have you tried berghia nudibranches?

Duke4Life · Oct 24, 2016

icecool2 said:
Sorry, TLDR, but have you tried berghia nudibranches?

Not yet and that's really been due to cost. Have looked at here and there.

Bruce Burnett · Oct 24, 2016

Duke4Life said:
Well they're backkkkk and :mad:. I have no idea of what I'm going to do. Thinking of another file fish but my last 1 didn't touch them as he liked what I feed much better. Peppermint shrimp were the same.

My file fish went after coral polyps so I got rid of him. I put 6 peppermint shrimp in a 300 gallon system and they got rid of most of them. I have found Joes Juice works better than Aiptasia X. For some reason the peppermint shrimp have not gotten rid of 3 of them. I have left them to see if they multiply and I think the shrimp are not letting new one grow.