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Old 05-08-2011, 06:59 PM
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does anyone have any suggestions for good zoa and paly eaters?
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dwarf angels! lol!
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not so far bean but thanks for the suggestion. im looking for something that definately eats them every time not a hit and miss since it will probably be last fish added to my tank.
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sundial snails
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no thanks on the snails lol, i kinda like watching fish swim.
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My aptasia eating file fish sure had a liking for mine!
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i had that thought and added the aptasia eater but it wont touch them, it cleaned up the aptasia and majanos but doesnt even look at the palies or zoas
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chocolate starfish
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Tried the starfish it wouldn't touch them.
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ive heard a raccon butterfly might do it, anyone tried?
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