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03-04-2008, 11:08 AM

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Z-Ice

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Join Date: Aug 2007

Location: Wisconsin

Age: 29

Posts: 118

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darn

Quote:

Originally Posted by amcarrig

Yeah, they're bad. They are anemone majano and are a pest anemone like aiptasia. Unfortunately, peppermint shrimp don't touch them. Get some Joe's Juice or use some kalk paste to get rid of them asap.

I can get rid of them...but they are an anemone?? They do not move. They are more like polyps aren't they? I bought them especially for the shrimp...gerrr.

What is so bad about them? Except for spreading like cancer.

Thanks,
Zak

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