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Reply With QuoteNo, he wont. He has researched many methods of getting rid of them, including copperbands and nudibranches and has published many articles on how to get rid of them. I realize you were trying to be funny, but really you were backwards.
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- 10-08-2001 01:57 PM #21Mayor
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If you wait long enough, Dr. Ron will discover that Aptasia are actually good for a reef tank.
- 10-08-2001 03:35 PM #22Mayor
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- 10-08-2001 03:42 PM #23Mayor
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Want to place a small wager?
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I realize you were only trying to be authoritative, but I've seen too many "sacred cows" slaughtered in this hobby after years of being gospel.
I'd bet you a gallon of Kent's Reef Carbon that Aptasia are taken off the "black list" in the next 3 years.
- 10-08-2001 04:52 PM #24Mayor
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Ok, but you're gonna be sorry!
You're on!
- 10-08-2001 05:10 PM #25Mayor
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