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I figure, if I get hungry and eat everyday, I would think the fish would feel the same way. I destroyed my copepod population with the red bug treatment and they are just starting to make a comeback after reseeding and without daily feedings, my pair of mandarins would starve as they are trained on frozen and so would the pipe fish. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Tapatalk |
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Some butterflyfish will eat them (mine does) but they'll probably go after your coral as well.
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Peppermint shrimp might be another option. When I bought them from the pet store they were so hungry you could watch them search every little crack for something to eat for a few days. Have you considered dipping the coral?
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the worms live in the sand and rock i dont think coral dipping would do much. i have the same problem its a over feeding thing, my diamond goby would keep them out of the sand the ones in the rock eventually got burried in coral but they are still everywhere ![]()
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