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| I have a majano outbreak. It is taking over-taking my tank and my corals. I have tried injecting them with Kalwasser and bought a Copperband Butterfly, which was attacked by my Powder Blue Tang. I can't get any results. Help!
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I only had a few in my tank and i just cut them all up with a razor blade. If you have a lot of them, feed them joes juice. theyre supposed to eat it and then die.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38 gallon freshwater: 1 turquoise/green severum (spike), 4 red& blue columbian tetras, 2 gold gouramis (shimmer & glimmer), 3 otocinclus, 1 clown loach (tigger) 30 gallon saltwater: 1 coral beauty angel (vertigo), 1 clarkii clown (crusty - his old anemone was named sideshow bob), 1 banded coral shrimp, 1 serpent star, lots of macroalgae
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Try peppermint shrimp. It's worked for me many times and others on this forum that tried them had success too. Get 3 or so and don't feed the tank for several days. The shrimp will eat them but if fish food is available, they'll eat it instead. (Aparently fish food tastes better than glass anemones.) Things will happen slowly. They won't all disapear over night, but you should see a reduction in numbers in about a week maybe less. :)
So many species, so little money!
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