Zoa's disapearing

[Slyguy00]

Yea they are cheap and very effective. A melenarus is also very effective at hunting bugs.

[blackradon]

Are those really harmful to zoas? I have these buggers all over the place, I thought they were harmless to corals..

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by blackradon

Are those really harmful to zoas? I have these buggers all over the place, I thought they were harmless to corals..

They'll eat whatever they feel like

[blackradon]

Hmm, what a good way to get rid of them? What fish should I be looking at getting? Wrasse of some sort? A sixlined wrasse might be to aggressive I think. Suggestions?

[Slyguy00]

Originally Posted by blackradon

Hmm, what a good way to get rid of them? What fish should I be looking at getting? Wrasse of some sort? A sixlined wrasse might be to aggressive I think. Suggestions?

Have you even read this thread?? It says more than once lol

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by Slyguy00

Have you even read this thread?? It says more than once lol

[blackradon]

Originally Posted by Slyguy00

Have you even read this thread?? It says more than once lol

I read it, just looking for some more input...it is a forum haha

Originally Posted by gregzz4

My Melanurus ate them all, but also wiped out my blue-legged hermits and mini brittle stars
All I can suggest is Google

Im not looking to wipe out my hermit crabs so thanks for sharing, just making sure i make the right choice. Ive heard CBS hunt these little guys down but no real proof of it. Mandarin's were suggested also.

[gregzz4]

My Melanurus ate them all, but also wiped out my blue-legged hermits and mini brittle stars
All I can suggest is Google