sterling007
Member
I bought a Majano Wand and have spent the past 45 minutes having a "majano blast" party! It dissolves them! Gets into little holes and nooks really well. Very, very happy:dance:
Majano Wand.....it really works!
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goofyreefer
Member
Do you siphon out the aftermath?
sterling007
Member
No I didn't, probably would be a good idea, but my tank is so full of LR....I have had a terrible infestation for a couple of years and it has just been getting worse. I've done the kalkwasser paste thing, and it works OK. Lately I've resorted to removing rock and letting it just die off. I'll probably take out the rock that has alot of them on, do the kalkwasser on a couple of bottom, back corners of the tank where I can blanket a bunch of them at one time, and use the wand to take care of the rest. I'm giving myself a month to try and do an almost total eradication.
goofyreefer
Member
I'd try sucking out the leftovers as you kill them. Sounds like it would be impossible to get all of it but I think it will help you in the long run. Did you try peppermint shrimp?
mystery_reef
New member
red vinegar and a syringe worked really well on majanos when i had em.
newreefer2
New member
I have never head of the majonaro wand who makes it and where did you buy it??
-=Efrain=-
Active member
I am really tired of these majano's also.. I have seen the wand video and would love to buy one.. I will follow along and see how things go for you..
dja1980
Active member
fishgeeksrus
New member
Oooh, I have a couple of aptaisia that needs to be zapped. Wanna stop by my house? LOL
ashtree68
Active member
If you want to pull some of it off I'd take some of it.
I wouldn't see why it wouldn't kill them as well though.
NUWildcat928
New member
Does this work on Aiptasia?
BTW some guy on NR in their livestock forum was looking to buy aiptasia and majano as part of some sort of experiment...
BTW some guy on NR in their livestock forum was looking to buy aiptasia and majano as part of some sort of experiment...
dja1980
Active member
I'm wondering if this will work on a lot of different things... hydroids, nuisance algae, runaway corals, etc...
AcroporAddict
There is no substitute.
I bought one of the knockoffs...used it 4 times and it broke.....got it replaced under warranty....used the second one 5 times and it broke...got a refund. I hope this real mccoy one lasts.
But I will say that this type product is like any chemical aiptasia eradicator in that if you don't get the entire anemone it will grow back. Aipatasia/Majanos that have their foot tucked into holes in live rock are not easy to kill with this, just like Joes Juice or any other existing treatment, because you can never be sure you electrocuted the entire anemone.
But I will say that this type product is like any chemical aiptasia eradicator in that if you don't get the entire anemone it will grow back. Aipatasia/Majanos that have their foot tucked into holes in live rock are not easy to kill with this, just like Joes Juice or any other existing treatment, because you can never be sure you electrocuted the entire anemone.
woowoodengy
Upgrading my 20gal
Nice I made his website. This just proves that google works =)
dja1980
Active member
Good job! Do you have access to the hosting also? I would add "www" if you can... helps to make the url jump out a little better. If it's set up through GoDaddy, you can do it under "Forwarding" in the Domain Manager (under "Domain Information" section)... you may already know that though.
