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    Posted: May 19 2011 at 11:53pm
is this a good one or bad one? he lost some of his peices on top of him not sure what they are called but he went through the powerhead when i caught him but is still alive and crawling around.


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Not sure if it's good or bad but now that it's out of the tank I'd leave it out. (My gut tells me it might like Zoanthids.)
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I agree on zoanthid eater
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k yea i left it out it was by some zoas and they were all closed up.
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Get a bunch of wrasses in there and keep an eye on your corals and if you see any on or under any of your corals I would start doing coral dips on the colony's until you eradicate them. Those guys can be a real pain to get rid of if they are coral eaters.
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Are these the type of thing that if you find one there is usually alot more?

What are some good wrasses to help with the problem?
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Coris or sixline. Yeah they multiply fast.
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sixline or melanurus. Both eat flatworms too =D wrasses tend to be just all around beneficial fish to have.
That is why I will be getting a pygmy possum wrasse for my soon to be nano.
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