NT Labs Anti-Aiptasia Marine Treatment | 100ml

Anti-Aiptasia Fast-Acting Pest Eradication for Marine Reefs

Anti-Aiptasia is a specialized contact solution engineered to remove polyp-like invasive creatures from marine environments. These pests are often introduced via live rock or corals and can cause significant damage by competing for food and space, ultimately harming the health of your reef. By rapidly disabling adult polyps, this treatment prevents them from reproducing, allowing you to systematically clear your tank.

Unlike some alternative treatments, this solution is pesticide-free, ensuring a safer environment for your livestock. The inclusion of an angled application needle allows for surgical precision, ensuring the solution reaches the pest without affecting surrounding corals.

Specifications

• Product Volume: 100ml
• Treatment Capacity: Sufficient for up to 200 Aiptasia
• Target Organisms: Aiptasia and Majano anemones
• Chemical Profile: Pesticide-free
• Application Tools: Syringe and angled tip included

How to Use This Aiptasia Treatment

1. Verify your current water quality using Marine Lab Test Kits before starting treatment.
2. Ensure that your skimmers and UV filtration systems remain switched on during the process.
3. Shake the bottle briefly until the Anti-Aiptasia solution appears cloudy.
4. Assemble the syringe and angled tip, then fill the syringe with the solution.
5. Position the tip close to the target Aiptasia and slowly depress the plunger.
6. Observe the polyp; it will normally withdraw once the treatment is successfully applied.

Care & Maintenance Tips

• Crucial Warning: Do not apply the solution directly to your corals.
• Sequence of Attack: Target the largest aiptasia first, followed by the smallest polyps to effectively break the reproduction cycle.
• Water Monitoring: Because killing a large number of pests at once can impact water chemistry, monitor Ammonia levels using a Marine Lab Ammonia Test Kit during and after use.
• Compatibility: You may leave SuperCarb and Phosphate Remover in the aquarium during the treatment process.