Need some advice on this aptasia.

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Hey guys so I just noticed I have 1 huge aiptasia on one of my corals. It was hidden in my clove polyps. I want to use Frank's F Aiptasia on it but I'm scared that I'll get some on the torch corals right below it. Is it possible to remove the clove polyps and use F aiptasia out of the water? I also want to remove some of the clove polyps because I think there choking my utter chaos colony, the heads have been really shriveled up lately.... there usually huge I don't know if it's because of the aiptasia or the clove polyps. Please let me know what you guys think I should do.

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Hey guys so I just noticed I have 1 huge aiptasia on one of my corals. It was hidden in my clove polyps. I want to use Frank's F Aiptasia on it but I'm scared that I'll get some on the torch corals right below it. Is it possible to remove the clove polyps and use F aiptasia out of the water? I also want to remove some of the clove polyps because I think there choking my utter chaos colony, the heads have been really shriveled up lately.... there usually huge I don't know if it's because of the aiptasia or the clove polyps. Please let me know what you guys think I should do.

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Use kalkwasser powder mixed as a paste/slurry and injected into aptasia, following it down as it retracts. It stays where you squirt it.
 
if you are worried and can take the rock out, just put it in a bucket of tank water and wait for the aipt to reopen... then aptaisa X him!
Yea I can take the rock out I'll probably do that. Do you think the clove polyps are what's making my utter chaos close up?
 
I've had luck in situations with aiptasia close to corals by injecting them with a little white vinegar. Consider it a carbon dose. Lol
 
To me the vinegar is easiest in this situation. At worst the surrounding cloves close up for a few seconds as it dissipates. No risk for burning anything.
 
Where there’s one there’s more! lol. At least this rings true in my tank. Peppermint shrimp have won the war in my tank. I will never not have peppermint shrimp in my tank.
 

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