F Aiptasia

If you're done fighting a losing battle with the anemone scourge, before you give up...F-Aiptasia!

Just about anyone with a reef tank has battled the age-old foe Aipstasia, commonly known as Glass Anemones, and if you have you'll understand the reason for this product's name. They can sneak in on the tiniest piece of live rock or even hitchhike on a coral. Before you know it you've got a garden of anemones, but not the good kind. They sting your prized corals and sometimes even fish and smother rocks and filtration. Even if they don't outright kill corals, they cause constant irritation and cause corals to stay retracted, and can slowly kill them from ongoing stress.

At last there is a reef safe, effective Aiptasia solution. Frank's F-Aiptasia is a proprietary formula with improvements over others on the market, making it more effective at sticking to aiptasia and killing them before they can spread throughout your tank. Other solutions can often cause the aiptasia to release their planula larvae which will then pop up as new anemones in other parts of the tank, and in the end your tank is in worse shape than before!

Features:

• Reef Safe
• No injection required
• No need to siphon anemone out of tank after application
• Lasting results
• No effects on water chemistry
• Coralline color for a natural look

Directions:
Special Note: Please stir the product with the supplied stirring stick and shake vigorously upon receiving it and immediately before any use. It does tend to separate. In the event that the product hardens, it is safe to add a small amount of RO/DI water.

• Stir well and shake prior to use.
• Turn off all power heads during application.
• Using included syringe, apply directly to aiptasia anemone. As you start to cover them, they will retract. Just cover them completely!
• Leave power heads off for 30 minutes or until product hardens. You can remove the hardened shell a few days later.
• After several hours, F-Aiptasia will create a 'shell' over the anemone and trap it with the caustic product inside the shell. This robs the anemone of the ability to release reproductive spores in the aquarium!
• Next time you perform your maintenance or 5 days after covering, you can simply brush the "shell" away. Aiptasia is gone!