JoesJuice

Santa69 · 07/29/2007, 05:25 PM

Hello to all,

Need some info and opinions on "JoesJuice". I had a problem with Aiptasia eating some of my ZOO's, and used "Reef Safe" JoesJuice. The Aiptasia is dead, but I have an anemone (Not a Majano) put I am not sure what type it is. It acts/looks like it is dying or paralyzed. It was completely heathly, and growing when we used the Juice two days ago. Has anyone had this happen in their tank. What is your opinion on "JoesJuice" as a whole?

Thanks,
Jim

jer77 · 07/29/2007, 05:38 PM

Joe's Juice is meant to kill anemones so I wouldn't be surprised that it harmed another kind of anemone besides an aiptasia. I like using it because it works so well, but I'm careful not to get it on anything else even if it does say reef-safe.

michaelaz · 07/29/2007, 06:06 PM

What I understand most use a special needle to squirt JJ directly on the area

rbtwo4 · 07/29/2007, 06:41 PM

this may sound crazy and dumb but how bout dipping the rock in joes juice? will this screw up the rock?

jer77 · 07/29/2007, 06:47 PM

lol... I've wanted to do this with many of my rocks overgrown with aiptasias. I you have enough Joe's Juice then go ahead, I don't think it will harm the rock in any way. I you water down the stuf I don't think it will work as well though.

Ronny#66 · 07/29/2007, 08:10 PM

Now I know what hapened to a few of my zoos!!!

07/29/2007, 05:25 PM	#1
Santa69 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Elizabeth City, NC Posts: 31	JoesJuice Hello to all, Need some info and opinions on "JoesJuice". I had a problem with Aiptasia eating some of my ZOO's, and used "Reef Safe" JoesJuice. The Aiptasia is dead, but I have an anemone (Not a Majano) put I am not sure what type it is. It acts/looks like it is dying or paralyzed. It was completely heathly, and growing when we used the Juice two days ago. Has anyone had this happen in their tank. What is your opinion on "JoesJuice" as a whole? Thanks, Jim

07/29/2007, 05:38 PM	#2
jer77 Phish Lover Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 2,642	Joe's Juice is meant to kill anemones so I wouldn't be surprised that it harmed another kind of anemone besides an aiptasia. I like using it because it works so well, but I'm careful not to get it on anything else even if it does say reef-safe. __________________ - Jonny -, 120g 5 Year Old Reef w/ SPS, BTA, Zoos & some Softies. 40g Frag Tank. 40g Sump. Super Reef Octopus XP 3000 External Cone Skimmer. 250W Radiums. TaoTronics LED. PanWorld 200PS w/SQWD

07/29/2007, 06:41 PM	#4
rbtwo4 Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: NY Posts: 747	this may sound crazy and dumb but how bout dipping the rock in joes juice? will this screw up the rock? __________________ I am completely ADDICTED!!!! Current Tank Info: 30G Rimless Deep Blue, AI Sol, 120 SWC Skimmer, Apex controller, MP10

07/29/2007, 06:47 PM	#5
jer77 Phish Lover Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 2,642	lol... I've wanted to do this with many of my rocks overgrown with aiptasias. I you have enough Joe's Juice then go ahead, I don't think it will harm the rock in any way. I you water down the stuf I don't think it will work as well though. __________________ - Jonny -, 120g 5 Year Old Reef w/ SPS, BTA, Zoos & some Softies. 40g Frag Tank. 40g Sump. Super Reef Octopus XP 3000 External Cone Skimmer. 250W Radiums. TaoTronics LED. PanWorld 200PS w/SQWD

07/29/2007, 06:06 PM	#3
michaelaz Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Gilbert, AZ Posts: 275	What I understand most use a special needle to squirt JJ directly on the area

07/29/2007, 08:10 PM	#6
Ronny#66 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Twilight zone Posts: 1,839	Now I know what hapened to a few of my zoos!!!