Aipitasia wont die

petco and petsmart sell plastic tip syringes

look in the bird department or small animals

or get one of the nudi's there even cooler

--
Richard Reynolds

"JT" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Thanks for all your replies and good advice.
>
> Since I am in a very rural area and couldn't locate a needle source ( I
> guess they are illegal here unless you're an addict )

Try a inkjet refill kit, comes with syringe and needle


> I took the advice of a
> couple of reef books that mentioned a shrimp cure. It just so happens they
> were on sale cheap too ( under $5 ).
> I have decided to purchase two peppermint shrimp from liveaquaria.com
along
> with a lettuce nudibranch to munch on my small amount of hair algae.
>
> I will let you know how this works. I hope they don't eat my 6'' tube
> anemone.
>
>

I get mine at the local Farm & fleet

??? I have bought them several times here in Washington, for
injecting glue into really tight spaces.

Unless it varies state by state, there should not be a prescription
required.


"Teeb" <> wrote in message news:<>...
> I am assuming you do not live in the US.. *Most* places will NOT sell
> syringes unless you have a prescription.
>
> Teeb
>
> "Todd W" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > You can buy syringes at any drugstore. I am diabetic and have traveled
> > through to many places. You can always buy diabetic supplies. There
> > are no restrictions whatsoever. Most drugstores will sell you a small
> > package of 10 syringes for a couple of bucks. You can use the
> > alkalinity solution from a two part buffer like B-Ionic and inject that.
> > I have been told that works. I will be trying this on the weekend as I
> > now have a growing aiptasia problem.
> >
> > Todd
> >

I am sure it is a state by state thing.. There is a poster in every pharmacy
here in NM that says a prescription is required for the sale of syringes. As
we have seen though it's easy enough to get them other places such as vet
supplies. I don't know if those are regulated here or not. I've never had
the need for one that small. The thing we use to give the horses their
worming medicine looks like a huge caulking gun.

Teeb

"Patrick" <> wrote in message
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> ??? I have bought them several times here in Washington, for
> injecting glue into really tight spaces.
>
> Unless it varies state by state, there should not be a prescription
> required.
>
>
> "Teeb" <> wrote in message
news:<>...
> > I am assuming you do not live in the US.. *Most* places will NOT sell
> > syringes unless you have a prescription.
> >
> > Teeb
> >
> > "Todd W" <> wrote in message
> > news:...
> > > You can buy syringes at any drugstore. I am diabetic and have
traveled
> > > through to many places. You can always buy diabetic supplies. There
> > > are no restrictions whatsoever. Most drugstores will sell you a small
> > > package of 10 syringes for a couple of bucks. You can use the
> > > alkalinity solution from a two part buffer like B-Ionic and inject
that.
> > > I have been told that works. I will be trying this on the weekend as
I
> > > now have a growing aiptasia problem.
> > >
> > > Todd
> > >

Teeb wrote:
>
> I am assuming you do not live in the US.. *Most* places will NOT sell
> syringes unless you have a prescription.
>
> Teeb
>

Teeb,

I don't know where you live but here in Maryland I have bought large
syringes w/ needles I use for injecting epoxy into tight spaces by
asking for them at the CVS pharmacy counter. No problem.

--
Donnie Vazquez
Sunderland, MD

"Teeb" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I am sure it is a state by state thing.. There is a poster in every
pharmacy
> here in NM that says a prescription is required for the sale of syringes.
As
> we have seen though it's easy enough to get them other places such as vet
> supplies. I don't know if those are regulated here or not. I've never had
> the need for one that small. The thing we use to give the horses their
> worming medicine looks like a huge caulking gun.
>
> Teeb


Ok, OK......
If you can not get it from your state / country / planet / galaxy, then try
online.
Like this Walgreens.com
http://www.walgreens.com/search/sear...Fstore%2Fstore
_side_search.jhtml
Watch out for the URL-warp.

Above is just one link.

To original poster, online is another source of getting thing that your
neck-of-wood does not provide.

To get rid or control of any algae, best is to go with the natural way. All
my algae in check by my Tang and peppermint shrimp. All individual critter
have it own personality. Just like you. Try buy a couple and see if they
like certain algae. Return those that are not. Make sure your LFS policy can
be return.

I am trying to promote as much any type of algae but you trying to get rid
of it. How interesting.....

Find the source that promote your algae growth.
A N N - is the common source.
Light - bad light or it spectrum.
Food - Certain food will promote alot of phosate.
Protein Skimmer - Weak or unefficient skimming is another source.
Overfeeding - Food that are not eaten fast enough will dolute some of it
nutrient to your water.

I think I cover most of it sources. There should be more.

CapFusion,...

Unless you live in one of these states:
Alaska, California, Conneticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine,
Massachusetts, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, or Rhode Island

You can buy insulin syringes over the counter in your local pharmacy.
Most online pharmacies will not ship into these states without a
prescription (as it is illegal in most cases). Try a vet or something,
but trying to buy synringes online if you live in one of these states
can get you into some serious trouble.

-mat

How interesting..... I am in California > Bay Area <. they passing it out
for free or you can goto those re-hab and request it. Ton of Walgreen in Bay
Area and get truck load if you pre-order ahead.

New York, my friend when there recently and get syringe from some kind of
drug store.

CapFusion,...



"Matthew Comstock" <> wrote in message
news:bl213k$2s58$...
> Unless you live in one of these states:
> Alaska, California, Conneticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine,
> Massachusetts, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey,
> Pennsylvania, or Rhode Island
>
> You can buy insulin syringes over the counter in your local pharmacy.
> Most online pharmacies will not ship into these states without a
> prescription (as it is illegal in most cases). Try a vet or something,
> but trying to buy synringes online if you live in one of these states
> can get you into some serious trouble.
>
> -mat
>

Then mail the poor guy some so we can end this, lol. I am in New Mexico..
you cannot buy them like that *here*. As I said, I am sure there are some
states you can, as we have already seen.

Teeb

"Donnie Vazquez" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Teeb wrote:
> >
> > I am assuming you do not live in the US.. *Most* places will NOT sell
> > syringes unless you have a prescription.
> >
> > Teeb
> >
>
> Teeb,
>
> I don't know where you live but here in Maryland I have bought large
> syringes w/ needles I use for injecting epoxy into tight spaces by
> asking for them at the CVS pharmacy counter. No problem.
>
> --
> Donnie Vazquez
> Sunderland, MD