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  1. Alaska_Phil's Avatar
    Looks like a frog spawn to me. I've got a nice soft ball sized colony in my tank that started out the size of one of your heads about 5 years ago. Never heard of an octopus coral before, possibly another common name for the frogspawn?
  2. mro2you2's Avatar
    thanks. I might try zoanthids...
  3. melev's Avatar
    Sure, that's fine.
  4. mro2you2's Avatar
    its a mag float.
  5. melev's Avatar
    Is the magnet encased in anything? You don't want it rusting in your tank. There's a company that makes them, and I've used them with good results. www.aqua-mags.com

    You can grow corals anywhere you like. It may make it hard to clean the equipment (like a powerhead), but it does help hide it.
  6. mro2you2's Avatar
    oh and powerheads.
  7. mro2you2's Avatar
    no I didnt. sorry
  8. Blown76mav's Avatar
    You catch the event on video? That would be sweet to see.
  9. mro2you2's Avatar
    my peppermint released some babies last night. The whole event reminded me of oat meal in a calucium reactor. I hope that some live and eat some aiptasia.
  10. Blown76mav's Avatar
    I used pickling lime and lemon juice for the Majono's and haven't had any since. As far as Aptasia in the past I've had peppermint shrimp that did a fantastic job within a week of adding them all was gone. When I switched tanks I lost a couple of shrimp and the aptasia returned. I tried the pickling lime and lemon juice and while it was effective I just couldn't keep up. So I bought a Copper Banded Butterfly even though I knew it was risky, its been almost eight months and I still have the CBB (fat and healthy) and no aptasia.
  11. mro2you2's Avatar
    tell me your experiences. love to hear them
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