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Old 09-12-2005, 09:14 PM   #1
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Killing Yellow Polyps

I was wondering if the same methods used to kill aiptasia could be used on yellow polyps aka Parazoanthus. I have way too many in my nano and they are encroaching on some of my sps. One of my digitatas is definately not liking the new neighbors so I was thinking of using Vinegar or something and slowly....maybe injecting 2-3 of them daily until they are gone. BTW my nano is ok and although I lost a few pieces all is well after the accident.
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Old 09-12-2005, 09:57 PM   #2
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I'm not sure but I was thinking that perhaps the same methods of killing Aiptasia would work? Maybe some kalk paste, Joe's Juice or some scolding hot water?
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Joes Juice did NOT work for me on Yellow polyps. Only thing that worked was taking that rock out and trading it in for a rock WITHOUT the polyps!
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heck, just give them to me.. that is a sure way to kill them off.. since i have been in this hobby, i have never been able to keep yellow polyps! :slap:
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Saltjunkie....this could be a good thing that you can't keep them. I now consider them a menace and put them in the "weed" category along with Xenia. I'll keep you guys posted on what works for me because where there's a will there is a way and I will kill them off.
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Saltjunkie....this could be a good thing that you can't keep them. I now consider them a menace and put them in the "weed" category along with Xenia. I'll keep you guys posted on what works for me because where there's a will there is a way and I will kill them off.
i better get me some then.. i like the weeds..

i cant get mushrooms to stay alive in my tank either.. but right now, i got button polyps and xenia growing like mad! maybe i better try some of these!
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I think it goes inverse, when I had Xenia, I couldn't grow yellow polyps, now the xenia is gone and the yellow polyps are EVERYWHERE!
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i like corals like thAT, just grow on their own.... no need to buy new stuff.... my friend (before the hurricanes) had a xenia tank and i thought it was pretty cool.... i myself placed my xenia on the side glass.. where they have stayed... not sure why, but i am happy about it... ill get a pic here.. but it started with 2 lil stalks....
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if i could get more corals to grow like this, id prolly be real happy...

another reason i dont want to switch tanks...
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