Peppermint in DT or Sump?

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Hey reefers,

Past week i gotten myself a peppermint shrimp to clean up some aiptasia.
But now it's job is done, i was thinking whether it is safe to place it inside DT or not.
I always read some said they will eat eay coral, while some claimed that they will only goes for the mucus that released by coral. Not quite sure which statement i should really follow on.

Within this week i been placing him with zoa, shroom, leather. I only been feeding it pellet for only 2 session up till now. No sign that it was munching on them.

I do not know which sp does my peppermint belongs to. As i only get it to do the job and not really for the viewing pleasure.

Please advise.

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If you are not sure then the sump is the safest place for the shrimp. Sometimes aiptasia will grow there anyway.
 
Well, that's legit though.
Hahaha, i guess that's the best possible way as of now.
 

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