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I do the same thing, I tolerate them and remove the big boys as they come out and I can get them easily, but not tearing down my tank for them or anything lolI dont CARE if they are good for the system. I am getting rid of all of those that are easy to access. If not i just leave them alone until next time they come out to a easily accessible location.
Honestly I have a CUC for a reason. Ugly mo fos gotta GOOOOOOO.
I used to go out of my way to save (and throw back in) any that got stuck in my filter material (((HOBs only,,, sorry))) or in my discard bucket when I siphon/vacuum sand bed.I do the same thing, I tolerate them and remove the big boys as they come out and I can get them easily, but not tearing down my tank for them or anything lol
I did not know they could actually burrow through stuff, interesting! I only take them out when they fully expose themselves, which usually means I have to wait about 20-30min past lights out and then use my little red LED light to spot the big ones. They are usually going along the glass looking for detritus in my tankI remove them when I see a lot, I am a big fan of spot feeding various mushrooms (bounce) and lps like meltdown chalice and they will take the food right out of the coral’s mouth when have a large population. Bottle trap works. Otherwise I leave them alone. I let rainbow monti grow on the bottom and they made burrows in it as they moved and the monti grow around them, it was kinda neat.