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while they will most certainly eat aiptasia Why spend the money on a fish for the sole purpose of getting rid of the apitaisa. If you want the fish aptasia or not then go for it if not don't

Aiptasia - X works great

how deep of a sand bed do you have ?

You are talking about two different things IMO are you disassembling the tank for storage or are you looking to sell it immediately?

If by future you mean years,i would get rid of the sand. and sterilize the rock and filters with bleach

http://www.reefedition.com/aptasia-eaters-eradicating-this-pest-anemone/ BTW I use aptasiaX IT WORKS

what are you doing to continue the cycle

what kind of tank are you running and can you post some pics of the angel

I have also tried it with great successes at lowering nitrates. the key IMO is to constantly cut it back constantly check your nitrates you have to find the balance between the growth and the availability of food so it does not go sexual in an attempt to survive

what horror story's have you head about caulerpa

Need much more info for anyone to help IMO what kind of tank did you run in the 75 what equipment did you have and still have what is your budget are just a few things you have to tell us

Agree on LPS, could be a Blasto or Lobo BUT I am going to say it’s a Caulastrea called in the trade trumpet coral or CANDY CANE. Btw A picture of the stalk would help. Jay no matter what you call them they make a great addition to your tank

FWIW they are sifters BUT they also are great jumpers when spooked, you may want to consider a cover until it gets acclimated to your tank and even then egg crate may be wise

sorry for the confusion I mean i have only heard of them "hanging out" with those two corals

Its what the saltwater aquarium family is all about, just pass it forward

I believe so

ask yourself why you are adding a CUC. If you are meeting that goal with what you have you are fine. If not add a few more critters. Do so until you are happy with the appearance of your tank

actually Beth I touched her feathers so she would retract them and then waited for the shot.

when they get severely stressed they will drop their feathers

IMO movement is what gives our tanks great appeal. One great worm that can do this is the feather duster.