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I've been seriously considering one of them. How has it been with your coral?
No issues whatsoever.
Welcome aboard, Heathen!I have 2 filefish in my display and even though I never see them pick at aiptasia, a month or so after introduction all of the aiptasia are gone. Mine aren't even the ORA filefish, just wild caught specimens. Gotta have a lid though as they are jumpers, they seem to hang out at the surface at night and will jump when startled. I've peeled a few of them off of the floor tile in the morning.
I had one that only ate the small ones, but then one day developed a taste for snails. He went to live with @Mschmidt where he didn't touch a single aip.I have 2 filefish in my display and even though I never see them pick at aiptasia, a month or so after introduction all of the aiptasia are gone. Mine aren't even the ORA filefish, just wild caught specimens. Gotta have a lid though as they are jumpers, they seem to hang out at the surface at night and will jump when startled. I've peeled a few of them off of the floor tile in the morning.
A match made in heaven.
Don't want stressed out corals.
The fish sure love it too!
You have LPS, too right?
My understanding is that all Foxies can, but it depends on the individual. I'm guessing that was your experience with the Fijian, Tim? My Andaman has been a model citizen so far. Except for murdering Lady Chanel, that is.Fiji Foxface are LPS nibblers...
Yeah... He's decided my Favias taste good. He's lucky he's pretty!
This is actually why I'm hesitant to get the Stripey. "Octo Alley" may look more like "Restaurant Row".
Yes, acanthophyllia, cynarina, hammers, torches, alveopora, etc
