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I had a small case of it years ago and successfully removed it with aiptasia-X.  I still have some of it and just applied it.  In the instructions, it says to turn off all the water flow (pumps, etc).  As I did, and came back down, I noticed a few more hanging out on a few of the rocks I got yesterday  (GRRRR!)

The X seems to have at least temporarily knocked em out but 

1) I dont know if I got them all

2) the stuff is still effective after a few years + 1 year in a garage

 

Should I remove the rock that I got yesterday and cook it?  I can scrape off some coraline and just let my current rock cycle over the next few weeks on it's own.  Besides, I've already introduced some of the new bacteria.

[Need something to seed new tank]

LOL YEP, they were closed so I went to Incredible Corals in Manassas.  Luckily I had to go in that direction anyhow.

I picked up a few rocks and dumped them in.  I think one of them has aptasia, however.  I've attached pics of the setup and of the critter in question.

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I appreciate the offers and the quick responses guys.  You convinced me to join - just signed up and paid the dues.  Off to marine scene now.  It's about 15 min away.  Will post pics later.

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Reston, VA here

[Need something to seed new tank]

Hi Everyone,

I just started curing my live rock (reefsaver and brs pukani) in a bin w/my ev-180 in it.  The setup is pretty cool but I was wondering if someone would be kind enough to help me seed my tank w/sand or small amts of live rock. I'm looking for someone who has a 90 or larger and has been quite successful w/their ivestock.  I'm currently building my stand and a 40g breeder as a refugium.  The display is  a new 90g

Dan