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Thanks Jan. I have been considering a green wrasse, or canary wrasse, or Red coris to eliminate some of the overpopulation of brittle stars plus I have some pyramid snails which I heard they eat.
And thanks for the huge number of replies on those interested in taking some. I think I will leave things alone for now just because I am crazy busy these days and have no time to fish them out off the corals! Next time I have a cup full I will post and first reply that can come ASAP can have them okay. This is the only way I can do it since I just don't have time to dig around in the tank these days. I tried to contain them overnight and they escaped even through mesh?? Escape artists those guys, so they can't be contained for long. I'll just cut back on feedings to reduce excess food and possibly pick up a natural predator! Thanks everyone.
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