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Old 08-08-2008, 11:51 AM   #11
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bristle tail filefish- reef safe?

or with caution like every other aptasia eating fish
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Old 08-08-2008, 12:19 PM   #12
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this tank is way past the joes juice fix!!!!
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Old 08-08-2008, 01:47 PM   #13
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this tank is way past the joes juice fix!!!!
i'd probably go for a bunch of berghia nudis in this situation.
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A racoon butterfly will eat all of the aiptasia, but beware of the other coral inside of your tank.
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so i found 1 aptasia in one spot. what should i do to get rid of it. what is the lemon juice trick.
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I would use one of the injectable stuff for one
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peppermint shrimp will eat all of it!!! i have 2 never had a problem...
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if you have any wrasse dont get sny inverts to do the job because the wrasse will hunt them down i bought 6 nudibranch which cost me alot and the wrasse ate them all
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Really?Your wrasse ate them?I know about the shrimp but the nudis too?My Mystery would of too.
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Stay away from copperband butterfly's, There VERY picky eaters and sometimes just die for no apparent reason. In my opinion they only belong in the ocean. Just my opinion though.
I agree!!! It's my opinion as well.

I do have an auriga butterfly that shreds aiptasia. he also picks at sps and the ocaional acan polyp. To keep an aiptaisa free tank this is worth it to me.
Yesterday I took a rock from my sump with aiptasia on it and put it in the tank to see what the auriga would do. he found it right away and ate the aiptasia immedialty You need a large tank for butterflys, please don't go out and get one if you have a smaller tank.
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