does joesjuice work?
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dick_headers - Posts: 424
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does joesjuice work?
Looking for some advice on Joesjuice. I never really had to deal with aiptasias before, but now I have a few in my nano. Not too bad, but I'd like to controll it before it's too late. I heard good things about Joesjuice. Does it really work? Any thoughts? Thanx in advance.
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dick_headers - Posts: 424
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Hmm... Sounds better than Joesjuice..Natural way is the best way. Shrimps and shrimps are compatible? I have a cleaner in there already
Last edited by dick_headers on Wed Mar 12, 2008 7:00 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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angus4481 - Posts: 199
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im in the same boat, aiptasias took over my tank.i tried kalkwasser, it didn't work. now im saving up for peppermints. i think what im gonna do is, put the peppermints in the quarentine and just switch out the rocks every week till their gone. chemicals just make them grow faster, in my opinion.
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saltwaterpimp - Posts: 1307
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apistasia is a fillter feeder. they will get any thing and every thing out of your water. also if they are shaded the will reproduce in your tank, slow down on feeding fish and corals.target feed with a baster.also rinse the food you put in your tank.packing water is high in nutrients.
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angus4481 - Posts: 199
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do you mean, mix the food with water, before i put it in the tank? cuz i use the color enhancinge micro pellets, for my small fish. i use mysis shrimp and feeders for the bigger fishs and LG crab, they are hearty eaters.
