Joe's Juice Aiptasia Eliminator 20 mL

This stuff works great! I’ve tried all of the other competitors and they do an okay job. This stuff works significantly better. For larger specimens, this special juice vaporized them in seconds. When the usual suspects of live fish and critters aren’t getting the job done, go for a bottle (or 2) of Joe’s. It’s worth trying at the lower price point.

Excellent product. Seller was very helpful with my questions.

Bigger tanks will not work as well being that there is so much unseen space if you’ve done rock space correctly that you have more than likely has an outbreak for a while and didn’t see it. This stuff most certainly did kill the ones I treated instantly… however if you didn’t get a bigger one to take enough to actually die, will… he ended up making about 50 more. Though surprisingly after using they seemed to be more effected by my coral and fish presence than bothering anything else and actually developed a pretty significantly beautiful blue/purple hue with white. The kind affecting my tank was a tube anemone in particular which took my tank while it was in the cool basement. The kind I’m speaking of develops and spawns when winter hits in the Japanese Philippines region of the ocean.

My reef tank had an aptasia outbreak. I bought a file fish and once the aptasia was gone, I rehomed my fish to a friend who also had an outbreak. For some reason weeks after I didn’t have the file fish, all the aptasia seem to have came back so much worse. I tried this product out, so that I wouldn’t have to buy another fish and it worked great! I got all the big ones and the ones bothering my corals. There are still some tiny aptasias left that I couldn’t get to because of the rocks, but I will definitely be purchasing this product again to finish the job and I highly recommend it for fellow reefers with aptasia outbreaks.

Update #2: After the first use, there are now dozens. Killing a few resulted in a population explosion. I have just reapplied to kill the largest ones and I'm waiting for peppermint shrimp to arrive. I would suggest trying peppermint shrimp first.Update #1:They just came back. In force. Multiplied. Worse than before.First impression & suggestions: Seems to have killed or at least hurt the feelings of the aiptasia.Wipe the applicator tip before dipping into tank. I didn’t and the stuff spread around a little. The good news is that while some dripped on a zoa cluster, it didn’t seem to harm it. This zoa and the zoa cluster in the middle of the aiptasia break-out didn’t seem harmed, while the anemone seems to have melted.The liquid has a viscosity that tends to sink, so if you are above your target, you’ll be fine. And rather than retreat completely, the aiptasia twisted some tentacles around the applicator tip. Wrong move, sucker.

I had the privilege of obtaining some live rock containing about a dozen or so majanos and a single aiptasia. The stuff worked great off the bat heck I would have given it 5 stars if I did not just now get around to writing this review. Anyways the majanos literally disappeared within seconds of the "juice" being applied. A week later two majanos appeared in the area the treatment was applied as well the aiptasia reemerged. I gave these another dose of the "juice" and once again it appeared nothing remained of the anemones. Now it is the third week and I am now at four majanos, however much smaller than the originals that reappeared and the aiptasia still exists, although now sporting frizzled tentacles but is still alive and well.Also the claim "Aiptasia and Majano DO NOT retract while being fed" I beg to differ...Even a slow steady feeding they were retracting back shortly after the "juice" came in contact with them.I am giving it three stars only for the reason it appears to be slowly eliminating the nuisance somewhat. But at this rate who knows when they will all be eliminated. I ended up ordering some Aiptasia-X this evening to see if that can finish them off. If that don't work I guess it's on to kalk paste which I am beginning to believe should have been used my first attempt.I would like to add I never experienced clogging using the green tip. Only problem I had with the delivery system was if you are not careful it comes out quick. And yes it was shaken quite well before using.

Used mainly on Zoa colonies. Didn't affect my zoas and after a bit of a learning curve didn't make a mess. Will make sure and check new corals more diligently and use this in my QT before going into main.

I kid you not, my reef tank was gonna be a goner. After 2 months of trying everything, aiptasia-rX and buying a filefish, I was trying to find any spot to move any corals I could to any rock space that didn’t have aiptasia. Bought this as a “last resort” and now, it will be my ONLY resort. I watched it work WITHIN MINUTES, and the results OVERNIGHT blew my mind. Corals were completely fine, fish were completely fine. I’m actually buying more today for a few stragglers bc I didn’t buy enough the first time. This is the real deal, it’s cheap, and works 100%. Wish I had taken before pics but, again, I never leave reviews. Pull the trigger(fish) on this product!!