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I'm going to try a Racoon Butterfly I think. I have too many SPS with puffy polyps and I also have clams. The biggest issue I have is these purple clove polyps. They're sprouting up everywhere. Just a lesson, never introduce anything into your tank that you really don't want
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My CBB will now eat fan worms, spaghetti worms, aptasia, mysis, raw mussel/clam, acans, bristle worms, pods and 'ribbon' gorgonia polyps... this list just keeps getting longer. It doesnt touch my zoas, palys or anthelia so I doubt it would do anything to clove polyps but who knows.
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I hope you don't mind me borrowing your thread Brad, but has anyone noticed a CBB eating hydroids? Or any fish for that matter...
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One thing that sucks is an honest LFS. He wouldn't sell me anything to eat these things, and made me face the reality that I need to manually remove them. Which, of course, involves removing rocks. Sigh....
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Aw thanks for sharing Brad!
Ya, hydroids are a pain in the butt. I was hoping something would eat them. |
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Hey, my pleasure! And good luck with those hemroids, something HAS to eat them!
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