Some of you might remember but I've been having a problem with aiptasia i can't seem to kill them they shoot guts out after i shoot them but then a week or two later they're back same spots. anyone know how to kill them for good?
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Joe's juice not working?
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reefsandrotts
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True that is a good reason to (upgrade my tank)
Peppermint shrimps definitively. They definitively do the job with Aptasias (personal experience), they are very good general cleaners, and while some people caution against any shrimps in reef setups, I have never heard of anyone complaining about them from their personal bad experience. Just as long as you (or LFS which I have seen) do not confuse them with camelback shrimps. You can keep several of them, they are OK with other shrimps (cleaner and sexy in my tank) and they are very hardy.
Oh they are safe with other shrimps? i'll try that then i thought they wern't safe... oh well haha i'll have to go find one now 
THANKS AGAIN GUYS
THANKS AGAIN GUYS
just make sure you get the pepermint (Lysmata wurdemanni) and not camelback (Rhynchocienetes uritai) or rock shrimp (Lysmata californica) which are all very similar and often found mislabeled in stores.
Yeah but if they are hard to keep+to big for my tank i think i'd be beter off with the shrimp but if the shrimp eats it i shouldn't have a probblem with them coming back because if they do it'll eat it again