You are going to regret leaving them be!I probably have more than 200 of them. They have taken over in my tank. They are not causing anything bad at the moment, so I just leave them be.
They sting corals around them, and reproduce at an alarming rate. I have seen them sold to newbies! No names no pack drill!Why do you say that Rod? What are you expecting that would happen?
Who was it that injects them with pool acid? Any one else using this?
I am using very little at a time as I am scared I use a insulin syringe for the small needle. ( You must try and explain to a chemist why you are looking for it LOL.. Aunty.. I want to give acid to my aiptasia ) And then dilute the pool acid, suck it up and Nuke the baddies..So Tom - doesn't the pool acid cause some negative reaction on your tank's life-stock?
QUESTION:could you not try and put sand in its mouth to strangle it?
Hi Frank
You could also try Berghia Verrucicornis, its a Nudibranch that lives only on Aiptasia.