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  1. 04-02-2013, 09:33 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by derfchevy View Post
    well i did all my water test and everything is looking really good weeeeeeeeeeeeeee
    Hahahaha! Know the feeling darlin Enjoy and remember....PATIENT'S IS A VIRTUE!
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    ok guys update i was looking in my take on the rocks o got from a guy
    this is what it growing now
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    here something i found too
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    Quote Originally Posted by derfchevy View Post
    ok guys update i was looking in my take on the rocks o got from a guy
    this is what it growing now
    Nice zoas but I'm seeing something NOT so nice on the right behind them Could be Aptasis Anemones. Need to get them out ASAP!
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    ok i will
    thank you what can i use to get them all gone
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    A product called, Joes Juice or a Kalk paste or an Aptasia Zapper.
    Whatever you do, do not try to pull em out or scrape em off the rock.
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