Pseudocorynactus overload. Pls help

[Zer0]

It seems that these little buggers have gotten out of hand, unfortunately. They tuck themselves into the rocks during the day, so it’s hard to get a real idea of just how many there are. But once the lights turn off… My god. They are everywhere, and I think they are starting to irritate coral.

 

I have tried injecting them directly with AipsasiaX as well as JoesJuice, but they are unphased by those.

 

What can I do? How can I cut down their numbers or wipe them out? 

[seabass]

I'd have thought that Aiptasia-X would have worked.  You could try re-treating them.  Maybe superglue over the hole after they retract.

[Zer0]

I wish it worked. I’ve used an entire bottle now with multiple treatments on the same polyps. They just shrug it off lol. I didn’t think of the super glue, might give that a try. 
 

It’s impossible to manually remove them. They produce this slime that is so sticky and slippery at the same time, that they can’t be gripped with anything. It’s crazy

[seabass]

I suppose that you could also try injecting Kalkwasser, hydrogen peroxide, lemon juice, or even vinegar.  But superglue might be the easiest (and possibly the safest).  I imagine that there might be something which eats them, but I don't know what that might be.