marjonas

[saltwater111]

How do you get rid of them? I have them all over my corals.

 

[teetimefun]

Majano Anemone?

 

[Letmegrow]

Aiptasia control. Get each one individually. Stay on top of them, eventually they will stop coming back. You might get one or two here and there, but won't have an invasion.

 

[drgabe]

+1 for Aiptasia Control
http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewItem~idproduct~BL2111.html

Do it at least weekly, if not more often.
Turn all your pumps off for at least 30 mins.
Don't give up.


Or,
Get a Raccoon Butterfly.

 

[zt444a]

Don't peppermint shrimp eat them too?

 

[twizzlerman77]

there are also some kinda nudibranches that will mow them down like no tomorrow. they are available locally i forget what they are actually called or where you can get them. maybe someone will chime in here.

 

[Charlie's Angel]

I forget what those nudi's are called but the woman that sells them is in Webster Groves I believe....I think I have the site bookmarked at work and will post it tomorrow

 

[Letmegrow]

Berghia Verrucicornis aka Berghia Nudibranch.

The do not eat majanos, only aiptasia.

Lisa sells them aka Salty Underground.

 

[StephNewman]

I bought a raccoon butterfly for the same reason. I does not seem to be eatting my majano's. It is a fairly small butterfly thoguh so maybe once it gets older it will start eatting them.

 

[chadfarmer]

i had a raccon and he ate all of them in less than 2 weeks

the problem is its 4 weeks that he is out of the tank and they are starting to pop out of the rocks again must have been hiding

so i will start to wipe them out again

 

[drgabe]

My theory is that you need to leave the guy in there for a long, long time.
Who knows, maybe napalm is the best answer.