Is this Aiptasia?

[MultipleTankSyndrome]

Is this Aiptasia and if so what would be the safest way to remove it?

They area located on / within a frogspawn coral that I bought a week or so..... I am worried hydrogen peroxide or lemon juice will be too harsh based on location but you tell me what you think. I'm still a newbie at reefing so any help/advice is greatly appreciated.

 

P.S. In hindsight, I know I should have dipped the coral. I learned my lesson 😞

[WV Reefer]

8 minutes ago, MultipleTankSyndrome said:

Is this Aiptasia and if so what would be the safest way to remove it?

They area located on / within a frogspawn coral that I bought a week or so..... I am worried hydrogen peroxide or lemon juice will be too harsh based on location but you tell me what you think. I'm still a newbie at reefing so any help/advice is greatly appreciated.

 

P.S. In hindsight, I know I should have dipped the coral. I learned my lesson 😞

Yes. Maybe superglue?

[Euphylin me]

joes juice or aptasia-x....i like aptasia x a little better bc the syringe it comes with is more accurate

[MultipleTankSyndrome]

Thank you for the advice @WV Reefer and @Euphylin me !

 

I just hit it with a tiny bit of super glue since its on the bottom of the frag.

If I see it come up anywhere else I'll have to buy some aptasia-x for sure!

[Aurortpa]

I use hydrogen peroxide and lemon juice solution, stick into and inject inside the stalk, it will melt away—you can get a single needle syringe from your pharmacy, you might just need to explain why you need it. 

[MultipleTankSyndrome]

1 minute ago, Aurortpa said:

I use hydrogen peroxide and lemon juice solution, stick into and inject inside the stalk, it will melt away—you can get a single needle syringe from your pharmacy, you might just need to explain why you need it. 

I'll have to remember that @aurortpa! Luckily I have a bunch of syringes from amazon from dosing my planted tanks 🙂