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Old 09-06-2012, 05:50 PM
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No urchins as the post states, and I don't have any crabs (not even hermits).



Come to think of it, I have many of those! Could they be the culprit? How to get rid of them, and should I?



It is when you do see rocks I am not as lucky as you where my rocks are hidden by my corals (at least not yet)

So then based on this, it could be the single chiton I have, or the asterina starfish. It might be the starfish as I have started to notice their population going up recently.

I don't want to remove something beneficial that doesn't need to be removed. And now after what reefwars said, I am even leaning towards leaving whatever is eating the coralline alone.

I am not too worried about it, but I like the coralline look and just thought to mention it to get some thoughts from the experts.

the coraline will out grow the chitons easily its just a matter of time
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Old 09-06-2012, 06:05 PM
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Odds are that whatever is eating it is also "returning" it to the tank and spreading coralline even more.
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Old 09-06-2012, 06:24 PM
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the coraline will out grow the chitons easily its just a matter of time
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Odds are that whatever is eating it is also "returning" it to the tank and spreading coralline even more.
I must say that my coralline has been growing in the last year or so, so you both are probably correct.

Ok, nothing to remove here, and I will leave what ever is eating (I mean spreading) coralline to continue doing whatever they are doing lol
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