The Mini 5" version of the Majano Wand gives you complete control and freedom when eradicating your aquatic foes! Get ready Nano Tanks, your need has just been filled! Get ready Nuisance Anemones, you’re about to get eradicated no matter where you hide!!!
The purpose of the Majano Wand is to eliminate Aiptasia & Majano Anemones in hobbyist aquariums, as these Anemones are pests. Aiptasia & Majano Anemones are pests because they harm fish and coral. Such “pest” Anemones that are inadvertently added to aquariums can multiply very quickly in closed aquarium systems.
The Majano Wand does not kill by electrocution, there isnever any electricity going into the water.The Majano Wand operates on the principal that when electricity is properlyemitted into salt water it produces two gases. One of these gases is hydrogen, which is generated at the stainless steel tip. Hydrogen is the lightest element on earth, which converts into a gas when created, and the gas form of hydrogen is larger than the liquid size of salt water. When the probe of the Majano Wand touches the anemone tissue, it causes the water in the cells of theanemone to turn into hydrogen. These animals are mostly water so the anemone is forced to expand from the inside out at a rapid and drastic scale, which literally disintegrates any living anemone tissue instantly.
The Majano Wand operates on low voltage and will not shock you if your hand, or any part of your body, is in the water. However, care must be taken to ensure safety as the tip of the Majano Wand is sharp.
The entire Majano Wand (including the grey wire) can be submerged in water, but do not get the push button or power adapter wet.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Uncoil the wires and plug in the power supply. Carefully, remove the plastic cap on the tip of the Majano Wand.
- Push the button, as you stick the needle in/out and on/over a anemone. Do Not Hold The Button Down when not touching a anemone.
- Keep sticking the needle in/out and sliding it across the anemone, as it will only kill the parts of the anemone that touch the needle. After five or six insertions, the anemone should be all white and gooey looking.
- If you see any tentacles or tissue still alive, just touch them/it with the needle while pushing the button. It is sometimes easier to slide the side of the probe along the anemone rather than stick it.
- If you do not kill the entire animal it is possible for it to regrow in a short amount of time. White “goo” should float to the top when the anemone is dead, remove this goo.Repeat steps 2 and 3 when needed.
- Don’t keep the button pushed continuously (we are not talking about a minute or two here, we are talking about a larger scale) as the device does emit some gases into the water. (see chart below) After an hour, you can use it again.
- When finished, Run/Soak the tip in fresh water for a minute and dry completely.
- Never allow water to enter the push button. Water (Salt or normal) will rust the metal connections and ruin the Majano Wand’s push button, this includes water that may drip down the wires and get into the push button housing (when hung/held upside down)
- Replace the cap and store in original box for safety.
Usage times: (Do not keep the button pushed continuously)
300 gallons-60 minutes
200 gallons-40 minutes
100 gallons-20 minutes
50 gallons10 minutes
25 gallons5 minutes
After this amount of time, wait two hours for the gases to disperse and The Majano Wand can be used again.
