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Oh my god I hurt so much. I fell carrying a bucket of dirty tank water and the bucket cut my thigh and part of the wall In my room chipped becsuse the doorknob hit the wall really fast. I’m going to plaster it back in place then sand it down it should be fine
 
Hm so I def want a filefish most likely what other things could I try? They have fairly low bilload I’d assume
 
Filefish will eat soft corals like zoas and xenia. They're like emerald crabs: never trust an emerald crab.
I haven’t heard anything about them eating xenia or zoas on the LA testimonials, are you talking about a wc or a spotted filefish? They def eat coral but nobody says the CB filefish eat coral (they are trained to eat aptasia and they are kept in a tank w/ lps and sps)
 
I haven’t heard anything about them eating xenia or zoas on the LA testimonials, are you talking about a wc or a spotted filefish? They def eat coral but nobody says the CB filefish eat coral (they are trained to eat aptasia and they are kept in a tank w/ lps and sps)
I heard 1 thing where a wc filefish ate a zoa colony but I am probably just gonna keep like cheap fast zoas
 
Unless you get them from someone who can guarantee that they eat aptaisia, it's a toss up
I haven’t heard anything about them eating xenia or zoas on the LA testimonials, are you talking about a wc or a spotted filefish? They def eat coral but nobody says the CB filefish eat coral (they are trained to eat aptasia and they are kept in a tank w/ lps and sps)
 
What other fish would live in sea grass beds and lagoons with macros softies gorgs and lps?
 
Whitespotted pygmy filefish stay small and are reef safe.
 
They even seem safe with sessile stuff and nps which will be very cool for my tank
 
What’s the easiest fastest growing cheapest sps that I could use to feed it mabye?
 
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