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![]() What kind are the "evil algae"?
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![]() shelly, fox faces are generally easy to catch but are a bit hard to rehome unless its free they grow very fast within a year . if its macro algae your having troube getting rid of you may have to go species specific depending on the type of algae. pm me if you like and ill see if i can help you out. cheers ![]()
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i had done the same a while ago and had to rehome my foxface, i had trouble selling him but was able to find a free home in a 220g in minutes you could do the same too ![]() ![]()
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![]() I trapped mine with a bottle trap. Had him out in about 30 minutes. I re-homed mine because it was picking at the LPS too much. So yes it can be trapped.
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![]() Thanks for the feedback, via this thread and pm.
I picked up another tuxedo urchin and a cleaner shrimp today. They had exactly what i'm considering: an itty bitty one spot fox face. The timing was terrible: as we're in the middle of packing the trailer to head out for a week. Hopefully it is still there when we get back from our trip. I could have just put it on hold, but having a week to mull things over will probably be a good thing. I'll see if I can get the QT set up before we roll out tomorrow, just in case. Given the growth rate I can expect, having to remove it (if i purchase that one) before the next system upgrade might not even be nessecary. |