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Since I hope it is, yah
Initially, the new BC swam right up to the existing and they did some fin twitching. I had great hopes at that point until the long nosed hawk decided to target it and commence with a 24 hour pester period. New fish decided to quit trying to mix and just find a dark corner of the tank. That's where it's residing at this time looking very "tired". It was a great idea that didn't work out too well "so far". I will maintain hope...... :~yardartist said:Interacting with the other BC?
nudibranch said:I know I am a little late (okay very late) to say what fish would be good for combating Aiptasia. A fish that would work well in a reef tank(might eat leather coral) and combat aiptasia is the Klein's Butterflyfish which is also small (5.5 in) and is a beginner fish.
I have several small rocks in my sump with Aptasia.sfboarders said:I know this may sound silly but does anybody have some aiptasia on a rock they can give me? I got my peppermints in the QT and I put small pieces of aiptasia in there and they ate it! Trying to train these guys to eat that cr@p.
screebo said:If I could strap little muzzles on my wrasse population, you could rent them to me 'cause I've got plenty of aptasia! :~
rygh said:I have several small rocks in my sump with Aptasia.sfboarders said:I know this may sound silly but does anybody have some aiptasia on a rock they can give me? I got my peppermints in the QT and I put small pieces of aiptasia in there and they ate it! Trying to train these guys to eat that cr@p.
Also, I can easily scrape 10-12 off the acrylic and sand.
Union City, or probably next BAR meeting.