does a peppermint clean fish like a banded coral?
lion_crazz Active Member Mar 8, 2005 #2 no. The only true cleaner is the cleaner shrimp. Peppermints are more known to eat apstaisa (nuisance anemones that come attached to live rock).
no. The only true cleaner is the cleaner shrimp. Peppermints are more known to eat apstaisa (nuisance anemones that come attached to live rock).
bostonpro Member Mar 8, 2005 #3 Isn't a fire shrimp a cleaner shrimp as well? I have a cleaner and a fire shrimp and they both jump on my hand and pick at it.
Isn't a fire shrimp a cleaner shrimp as well? I have a cleaner and a fire shrimp and they both jump on my hand and pick at it.
lion_crazz Active Member Mar 8, 2005 #4 You're right, but I just don't find that fire shrimp clean nearly as much as regular cleaners do. I would not recommend a fire to someone as a "cleaner" type of shrimp, however, just like a coral banded, if you have one that cleans, that's great!
You're right, but I just don't find that fire shrimp clean nearly as much as regular cleaners do. I would not recommend a fire to someone as a "cleaner" type of shrimp, however, just like a coral banded, if you have one that cleans, that's great!