@splitting_lanes wasI forget who, but someone was looking for a fish to eat mushrooms
That's his retirement fund!Hey @JVU, maybe you could borrow this guy for a little while if he eats mushrooms.
My opinion. Frag the zoas, share them and unleash the fish! Then you can pass the fish on and get the zoa frags back. (Ditch the palys)Yeah, I need mushrooms gone…. Want to keep my palys. Keeping the Zoas would be nice to
I have a beautiful lemon peel that I need to give away. I’ll post on my lemon peel angel thread…. Dang.
I didnt have that problem when I had the rabbitfish. It loved my bubble algea. Surprised to hear the blue tang munched on your zoas as wellRabbit destroyed utter chaos colony
Tang eats all zoas
Not sure which eat shroom.
my zoas are just tastier.I didnt have that problem when I had the rabbitfish. It loved my bubble algea. Surprised to hear the blue tang munched on your zoas as well
I have a 8" round paly rock..captain jerk not sure why people are terrified of them. yeah they could be toxic,...just don't touch them with bare skin, duhLove my palys, I’ve had them over 20 years - they are originally from the live rock!
It doesn't even take touching the paly's directly to get a dose of the toxin. If something upsets them in the tank, they can release the toxin into the water column, then a prick from a vermetid snail, or an open hangnail could introduce it into your body. Then when you end up in the hospital, the Dr's don't really know what to do with you other than keep your blood pressure under control with meds and keep you hydrated. IMO, a lot of potential danger for a brown coral that spreads over everything else.I have a 8" round paly rock..captain jerk not sure why people are terrified of them. yeah they could be toxic,...just don't touch them with bare skin, duh
Skimmer aerosolizing it is the big one too. Get that metallic taste in your mouth then you go downhill fast.It doesn't even take touching the paly's directly to get a dose of the toxin. If something upsets them in the tank, they can release the toxin into the water column, then a prick from a vermetid snail, or an open hangnail could introduce it into your body. Then when you end up in the hospital, the Dr's don't really know what to do with you other than keep your blood pressure under control with meds and keep you hydrated. IMO, a lot of potential danger for a brown coral that spreads over everything else.
Because these are one that are known to have killed animals and peopleI have a 8" round paly rock..captain jerk not sure why people are terrified of them.
Would this blue tang eat my regular mushrooms?Found out the hard way These two eat zoas and mushroom.
blue tang from @Sundara 3.5"
Rabbit fish from @tankguy 3.25"
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