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01-09-2014, 10:59 AM
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I know your pain. Have emptied my tank of all fish two times, outlawed any type of shrimp, and have a mad obsession to kill any crabs in the tank. Cowrie snails and one lone astria from day one get passes to live among the corals.
I do have fish again but other than ironicly my gold bar maroon, are on a very short lease with a one strike policy  
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01-09-2014, 01:19 PM
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what kind of clowns are these?
I am sorry to hear this but unless its a designer clown that you spent $250 on I would sump them. I would not let any fish destroy my corals, they are as important to me as my fish. Infact come to think of it I have nems in my sump as a display and thinking I may just add some clowns in............ and if you have the space you could put an anemone in with them so they are forced to host. 1 more thing that came to mind was if they're still going for the chalice you could put the chalice in a perforated tray to bait the fish into going in so you can relocate them. good luck
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