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![]() As the title says looking for a proven aptasia eater if you dont have one for sale maybe if you have seen a LFS with one instock you could let me know.
Thanks Ray
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![]() Just saw a few small ones at j&l tonight
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![]() sweet thanks! hopefully they have them still on the weekend
cheers Ray
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![]() A heads up in case you're not familiar, but this species has a poor survival rate in captive systems. Many starve to death because they won't take prepared food. Furthermore, they can be hit and miss with respect to aiptaisia. I'm speaking from personal experience since I've already made this error and had to watch a magnificent specimen starve in my tank. IMO these fish should stay in the ocean.
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![]() 5-6 years ago I bought a Copperband to get rid of my Aptasia. It didn't eat any bit of it, but shortly became my favorit fish. It was used by LFS to eat only brine shrimps and I could not change his eating habits. I successfully kept him with brine shrimps soaked in Selcon and vitamins for almost 6 years, without being sick at all. It was in very good shape and fat. I got rid of my aptasia (a lot) with Joe's Juice and i did not have since.
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![]() yeah ive heard they are hard to keep and are very picky im hoping i will luck out! im having troubles keeping on top of my aptasia problem. im using aptasia-X and have a couple small peppermints and were loosing the battle.
cheers Ray
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