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![]() 2-3 berghia for a 40 if you have about 50 aptasia.the start up is slow,but in a few months they will clean out the problem.fish will not eat them as they taste bad to them.i've seen my lunar wrasse attempt to eat one and then spit it out right away.the good thing about berghia is they are reef safe-all they eat is aptasia;so once you have no aptasia they will starve to death
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![]() Do cleaner shrimp eat berghia?
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![]() not sure-most shrimp eat anything including each other.i've had a problem with arminia eating berghia eggs-but i never seen them eat berghia themselves
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![]() Need some berghia too
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![]() Aww man guess I should take him out just to be safe...
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![]() I got about 10 and they work great! I was going to trade for some corrals.
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![]() Salty Underground (the most reliable source of Berghia that I've seen online) state on their FAQ page that cleaner shrimp are compatible with berghia. They're not something they'd normally eat, so unless your shrimp were starving I doubt they'd be a problem. I had cleaner shrimp in my tank at the time I was using Berghia and they didn't seem to have any effect on the population.
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