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![]() Maybe someone can help me here: I am having a small Aptasia invasion problem right now (on top of an algea bloom!!!.. very nice!). I do not want to hunt them with a syringe and would prefer the "natural/easy" way buy getting a peppermint shrimp in there. But I already have a coral banded shrimp (nice fellow to watch!) and was told that it will attack & kill the peppermint shrimp. Has anyone else had experience with both of them in the same aquarium (mine is 35 gallons), is it true?
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![]() Hi,
My coral banded killed and ate 2 of my camel shrimps right before my eyes!!! |
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![]() See if you can find a someone to Shrimpsit :D the Coral Banded. If not maybe try a single Peppermint and see what happens :eek: ; apparently some are model citizens but if you have one like mine then God help any shrimp you might put in your tank :( . I also love these Coral Banded's they have so much personality and attitude :D .
[ 15 August 2002, 18:48: Message edited by: MAK ] |
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![]() peppermint shrimp will eat small(juveniles) aptasia only, it will never go near a large or adult aptasia.
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![]() So... I love so much that boxing shrimp that it is worth having no other shrimp in the thank!
Oh well, I'll get those aptasia invaders the hard way! |
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![]() I cannot understand why Aquamansilver likes that Coral Banded Shrimp so much. I had one for a long time, and all he really did was hide behind a piece of LR. I finally just gave him away.
[ 16 August 2002, 09:02: Message edited by: Bob Ipema ] |
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