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If I have an inhabitant potentially munching on Zoa's - what other coral are out of the question?
I recently started adding coral to a tank I somewhat let go on autopilot for a while. I noticed the plug was empty the next day. Spoke with a worker at another LFS and he wanted to chalk it up to possible poor job gluing down the polyps or melting.
Weeks later, I ended up snagging a mystery box from a relatively local (shipped) store that had 3 polyps of magicians on it. Not even five minutes later the plug was empty, so the poor glue/melting theory is out the window.
I'm guessing someone from the list below just has a fix for zoa polyps. No other coral seems to be bothered. (GSP, Mushrooms, xenia, Acro, Monti, Acans, Torches, Hammer etc.).
Inhabitants:
Indian Black Trigger
Purple Tang
Powder Blue Tang
Foxface
Leopard Wrasse
Blue Chromis
I recently started adding coral to a tank I somewhat let go on autopilot for a while. I noticed the plug was empty the next day. Spoke with a worker at another LFS and he wanted to chalk it up to possible poor job gluing down the polyps or melting.
Weeks later, I ended up snagging a mystery box from a relatively local (shipped) store that had 3 polyps of magicians on it. Not even five minutes later the plug was empty, so the poor glue/melting theory is out the window.
I'm guessing someone from the list below just has a fix for zoa polyps. No other coral seems to be bothered. (GSP, Mushrooms, xenia, Acro, Monti, Acans, Torches, Hammer etc.).
Inhabitants:
Indian Black Trigger
Purple Tang
Powder Blue Tang
Foxface
Leopard Wrasse
Blue Chromis
