Clove polyps head bitten off
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JPM San Diego
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I believe I have a rouge peppermint shrimp. About the time my aiptasia disappeared, my clove polyps started to look retracted. After a few week of wondering if my chemistry was off I came to the conclusion "something" was eating them.
I moved the clove polyps into another tank. After a week or two the head began to grow back. It's been about two months and my cloves polyps are pretty much back to normal.
I moved the clove polyps into another tank. After a week or two the head began to grow back. It's been about two months and my cloves polyps are pretty much back to normal.
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I have a peppermint shrimp too. the coral was in witness protection in the sump until my foxface and dusky rabbitfish were rehomed. They certainly nipped at them. After putting back in the DT I noticed a few heads now missing.
I have no aptasia. Maybe direct feeding the peppermint might help?
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I was considering getting one too
vtecintegra
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Yeah, they are funny and active little fish. I've got two. I've got three plugs off cloves and one of them comes by and just bites the heads off. So far they are growing at least as fast as they are being eaten. Hoping he gets tired of doing it.
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I've not checked but are blennys ok with gobies?
vtecintegra
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I've got a yellow goby with the blennies. No problems. The blennies don't pay attention to anyone but themselves. Their other tank mates: yellow tang, banggai, gramma, pink streaked wrasse, possum wrasse, two mollies, two flame hawks, and two firefish.
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