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![]() Pearlscale butterfly. Aiptasia destroyer could be a better name. I have aiptasia in my fuge(temporarily,trust me). Zero of those little demons in the display.
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![]() Green filefish. Mine is awesome at hunting down some aiptasia that also got into my tank from someone else's rock/corals when I bought their stuff.
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Is that the same as a matted filefish Anthony. Is he gonna eat my sps.. ![]()
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I QT them (or any fish) for about 2 months minimum. I have found that the Pearscales will usually come with parasites, and so do the Prazipro and hypo routines. The hypo gives them extra vigor. The QT also gives you the chance to train them on foods, frozen first, and then onto pellets and dry foods. And you can get them going on aiptasia in the QT by giving them an infested live rock, so that when they are transferred to the DT, they will go after them right away, and leave your corals alone. I saw some at King Ed on boxing day, and I know J&L sometimes brings them in. I have had mine (one in each of my tanks) for over 4 years now, and consider them invaluable. Plus they are a nice looking fish, totally peaceful, and interesting to watch as they go about hunting in your tank.
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