aiptasia sting

Any given person could be allergic to any given animal. So what is highly unlikely for most could be very likely for some...and vis versa.

 

this is true, well theres only one way to find out, touch it again jk :

 

I'd like to know how you get rid of those! Lol the entire tank is over run with it. I feel bad for their fishies they have the prettiest purple tang too

 

i dont think its a allergic reaction because normally someone like that would happen in a hour at most,i think its carryover maybe its not painful or burning and i dident even notice it until i wokeup today

can bristles have the white spiky things on there sides?because im getting a christmas wrasse and will enojoy the downfall of these little bastards

 

oh yeah looking at the tank i also got some watermelon mushrooms lucky me,i get 2 bad items and one good,will a copperband eat those?they actually look pretty cool i just dont like possible toxins in my tank since im in there every other day

 

I was stung by something in my tank in the fall, and I had the same reaction on my index finger. In my case, it got infected, rather than an allergic reaction. I put polysporin on it for a few days, and it started healing quickly.

 

A sting from an animal (for example a bee) can cause an allergic reaction the same way moss, flowers or peanuts can. I myself am allergic to bee stings. some people can handle corals and or anemones and not be effected whatsoever from there sting..others may have a reaction....so if your finger had a reaction.it was an allergic reaction..regaurdless of how severe it may have been.

 

My friend use to have a huge green carpet anemone and i've touched anemone's before but they don't sting until I decided to touch the carpet anemone, it hurt so bad.... nasty sting

 

Joe's Juice aptasia eliminator
or
mix kalkwasser to the consistency of elmers glue.

they both require you to squirt it in the mouth of the nem.

they both do wonders

 

copperband butterfly would be pretty happy in a tank like that