Nuisance Anemone
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mjmpinsky
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You could also try a Foxface butterfly fish.
Only problem you may have is that it may decline after al your aptasia are gone (they are finicky as to what they eat).
Good Luck.
(p.s>>>If you only have a few, you would probably be better off simply killing them with an injection of 0.1-0.2cc of concentrated lemon juice -- totally safe and 100% effective)
Only problem you may have is that it may decline after al your aptasia are gone (they are finicky as to what they eat).
Good Luck.
(p.s>>>If you only have a few, you would probably be better off simply killing them with an injection of 0.1-0.2cc of concentrated lemon juice -- totally safe and 100% effective)
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bigdogzack
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I keep one of these in my tanks that i don't want Aptaisa in (I copied the discription directly off an internet site):
Sunburst Butterfly Fish
Chaetodon kleini
The flanks of this fish have an attractive golden colouration, each scale being picked out with a darkish spot. These spots under normal top lighting appear to be blue-black, but when the fish is seen under reflected front light, it will be noticed that both spots and the vertical head stripes are a rich purple-blue colour.
This fish is unique among the family Chaetodontidae for its hardiness, resistance to disease and eagerness to feed in captivity. It is sometimes known as the White-spotted Butterfly fish. Of the butterfly fishes, this species is probably the easiest to keep.
Sunburst Butterfly Fish
Chaetodon kleini
The flanks of this fish have an attractive golden colouration, each scale being picked out with a darkish spot. These spots under normal top lighting appear to be blue-black, but when the fish is seen under reflected front light, it will be noticed that both spots and the vertical head stripes are a rich purple-blue colour.
This fish is unique among the family Chaetodontidae for its hardiness, resistance to disease and eagerness to feed in captivity. It is sometimes known as the White-spotted Butterfly fish. Of the butterfly fishes, this species is probably the easiest to keep.