Aptasia on zoa plug

[jgraz]

A couple of days ago I acquired a plug of blue hornets 13 polyps in all. Today I noticed two very tiny either aptasia or majanos attached to it. I did do a brief dip in some coral Rx before it went into the tank but it made it through. For obvious reasons I want the nems gone. They are very tiny will a dip in Bayer be ok for the zoas? What other options are there? Thanks in advance.

 

[cloak]

Are they in between the zoanthids, or just somewhere on the frag plug? If they're somewhere on the frag plug, I would get some tweezers and try and pull off as much tissue as you can. Then get a wire brush and scrub that area clean. HTH.

 

[650-IS350]

If really tiny if u cant cut them out incase them in superglue

 

[reefer999]

If really tiny if u cant cut them out incase them in superglue

+1, make sure to cover all of it.

 

[A. Grandis]

Scrape them off carefully with a razor blade.

Grandis.

 

[jgraz]

Thanks for the ideas. They are super tiny, Im gonna scrape off and cover with glue.

 

[650-IS350]

Scrape off on dip in a separate container so no lose aiptasia parts get back into your tank.

 

[jgraz]

Scrape off on dip in a separate container so no lose aiptasia parts get back into your tank.

but of course

 

[Fcwham]

You can also put some buffer powder or KCl crystals on top of them and they will dissolve