Bicolor Blenny eating lps

Max H.

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I have a bicolor Blenny and he is eating my lps and has ate a couple zoa polyps. What should I do with him to have him stop eating corals.
 

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This is an unfortunate risk you take with Bicolor blennies. They are not 100% reef safe. I would try to keep him full and feed heavier in the hopes he gets distracted, but once they get a taste it's hard to stop them. I had one mow down several favia to the skeleton. He ended up in my refugium where he seemed content as he had a hidey hole and some rock.
 

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