mike151989
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Have a small majano problem, any recomme dations on a fish to cure the problem or what to do?
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Majano outbreak
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brad
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Get rid of them by hand, quickly before you have a big problem. I either cover them in kalkwasser (easier and more effective than injecting them) or remove them from the tank. They don't spread as fast as aptasia but are harder to kill and less likely to get eaten. Outside the tank, I used a blowtorch, but boiling water or other heat works.
Grams742000
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Kalkwasser
Kalkwasser
Kalkwasser in a syringe. .....does the trick....stay on top if you can
Kalkwasser
Kalkwasser in a syringe. .....does the trick....stay on top if you can
LeJeune981
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Can you post a pic of your manjo?
I have some aptasia and some other type of small nem in my fuge... kinda wondering if it in fact a manjo...and Google searches seem to be a bit inconclusive for me since a search pulls up a mix of nem pictures..
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I have some aptasia and some other type of small nem in my fuge... kinda wondering if it in fact a manjo...and Google searches seem to be a bit inconclusive for me since a search pulls up a mix of nem pictures..
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This is a great reference, and has pics of both.
https://www.lionfishlair.com/hitchhikers-guide/#sessile
Majanos tend to be green as well.
LeJeune981
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I have that page book marked... deff a great source for IDing critters..
I was asking for a pic only because there are many types of manjo and aptasia.. with different colors and whatnot.. so I was curious to what the ops looks like
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mike151989
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Green matted filefish for the win!!!
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