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Originally Posted by Gresham Not as many as me 
FWIW, they're FAR easier to deal with, then aptasia. I've rid countless tanks of them. The solution is easy. Irritate them to close up, which makes their foot firmer. Then simply take a dental tool, and get it under their foot, and pull. 90% of the time, they come right off for me. Sometimes they rip, but I scrap the remains off. Funny thing is, my sexy shrimp will follow me around and clean up any scraps that are left behind One disclaimer, if they're in a hole, obviously this method won't work. In that case, I end up coverring the hole with super glue  | I agree, as aiptasia anemones turn into jelly. Crazy critters.
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30g reef tank, CPR CY192 filter w/ DIY plumb running Rio 17HF return, Coralife 3x 9w UV Sterilizer, 3 24W T5-Helios 10K Daylights/3 24W T5-Helios Blue lights, 2 Logysis blue meteor light strobes (moonlights/24 Blue LEDs).
Tiger tail cuke, asst. snails/hermits, asst. feathers, rainbow acan,zoos,shrooms,bubble,galaxea, asst. shrimp, 2 ocellaris,mandarin,zebrasoma xanthurum,pink-spot watchman,red-striped pistol. | 
