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I'm sorry, I can't seem to find it anymore. It was listed on LA craigslist for the last two weeks. I'll keep an eye out for you. The ad must've expired
 

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I have about 4 that are laying eggs and maybe 8 smaller ones that I could sell in a couple of weeks if you are still looking for some. $15
 

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Yes they do, but like eating an elephant:elefant:....one bite at a time:a39:. The big ones seem to start it off and when the aiptasia contracts the little ones come in to help clean up. Not sure if there is a hierarchy or if the big ones are just faster and more aggressive.
 

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I have one lx that i have had since the begin of setting up the tank. I still have it after the peppermint shrimp ate the rest. But he wouldn't touch the big one. Then I put another and he didn't touch it. So trying to figure how to get rid of it.
 

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If you can remove the rock from the tank, you could try taking it out and scraping off the Aiptasia. Then a drop of bleach to kill what doesn't come off and rinse/soak in salt water before putting the rock back in your tank. Don't try to remove it while still in the tank or it will spread. Depends on what else is on the rock and what it can handle. I have never had much luck "injecting" them with chemicals.
 
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