bio 29 reef
- Thread starter mtbenino
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scottallert
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bristle worm or fire worm, you can put a small water bottle with a piece of shrimp or fish put it in the bottle and when lights on theres a good chance it will be in there.
spanko
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Originally Posted by mtbenino
http:///forum/post/3049005
wow, those are ugly...
Ugly but some of the best clean up crew you can have. I don't understand why people take them out of the tank, especially the small ones. I can see it when they get too large because they are ugly, but again they are awesome cleaners.
http:///forum/post/3049005
wow, those are ugly...
Ugly but some of the best clean up crew you can have. I don't understand why people take them out of the tank, especially the small ones. I can see it when they get too large because they are ugly, but again they are awesome cleaners.
nissan577
Active Member
Originally Posted by mtbenino
http:///forum/post/3049218
what do they clean up? and how big is to big? My tank is a 29 gallon and my daughter said it was about 6-7 inches i think. Do they hurt the corals at all?
no. all they do is scavange for uneaten food and stuff on the floor. and get into holes were your CUC cant. so they are great. i have some in my 90g and they work awsome!
http:///forum/post/3049218
what do they clean up? and how big is to big? My tank is a 29 gallon and my daughter said it was about 6-7 inches i think. Do they hurt the corals at all?
no. all they do is scavange for uneaten food and stuff on the floor. and get into holes were your CUC cant. so they are great. i have some in my 90g and they work awsome!
