Aiptasia is taking over

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I had about 10 to 15 aptasia but the peppermint shrimp took them all out in a couple weeks. It doesnt bother any of my coral corals or snails. Just picks around on the rocks and goes crazy when I fees the fish. He picks up all the food they don't eat. Pretty cool addition to the tank if you ask me
 
QUOTE=dcoar;1716383]I just bought two andf immeditaly found out that my 6 line wrasse wanted them for dinner. Got them out alive and they are now in a ten gallon that is at the end of its cycle. Do any of you know of a solution to this with a six line wrasse presnt? I do not want to get rid of the wrasse, but if it comes down to him or saving my tank, well it will be my tank.
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I am having the same issue with aptasia in my tank. I also bough two pepermint shrimps and right after they were aclimated my mystery wrass went on a killing spree.[/QUOTE]
Mystery wrasse ate peppermint?

Copperband butterfly...pretty fish and does well with others.
 
Would large adult convict golbies eat a peppermint. Both of my convicts are over a foot long each.
 

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