Kill aiptasia with a laser

My CB butterfly is an aiptasia eating rascal as a matter of fact if anyone has some aiptasia covered rock.........but I have to wonder if the laser works on xenia? that stuff is harder to get rid of then aiptasia [smilie=rofl.gif]
 
It's a pretty long thread but some people have mentioned using it on snails and other undesirables.

I assume if it can heat it, it will kill it.

First fish I add to any reef tank I set up is an Auriga butterfly so we have never had an aiptasia or majano issue (have never noticed any of them eating other corals ) so other than the geek factor of just wanting to see for myself if this actually works I can't really justify the couple of hundred bucks for the laser.

But I want one anyway.

Already ordered my father's day present ( finally ordered "Aquatic Systems Engineering: Devices and How They Function" book), but our annivesary (number 38) is just around the corner. One of these might go to the top of the wish list.

But I still want one of these -- http://www.makerbot.com/blog/2012/01/09/introducing-the-makerbot-replicator/
and one of these http://www.cncmasters.com/index.php?page=cnc-jr-table-top-mill
and one of these http://www.zeromotorcycles.com/street/
and ...........

decisions, decisions, decisions
 
As they say "The only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys." [smilie=wink.gif]
 
@DennisF wrote:
As they say "The only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys." [smilie=wink.gif] said:
Yep,someday I'm going to grow up and then I'm gonna want

a ZR1 vette
a really nice aquarium chair ( http://www.ivccorp.com/ )
a small place with an ocean view ( http://www.hawaii-luxury-homes.com/resorts/hualalai-resort-0 )
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