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How do you get rid of yellow polyps?
Do you guys have any suggestion on how to get rid of yellow polyps on a rock inside the tank without removing the rock?
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Scrub them off with a toothbrush and syphon them out.
In the begining of my reefing days, I wasnt ever able to keep yellow polyps with peppermint shrimp in my tank.
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put an anemone face down on them? maybe get some big ol mushroom or yuma that may sting them... though yellow polyps are usually stronger stinging than any other coral.
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I don't have anemone but I got a xlarge yuma. I might try this yuma vs yellow polyps war suggestion first cause that is what available right now.
At the same time I'll start looking for peppermint shrimp.
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I find that hammer coral or fragospawn can usually wipe out whatever coral you want gone.
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oooh chris is right, try those euphilyas. I also heard galaxia sting pretty bad.
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Mark (although you can call me chris if you want ;-)
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i'm sorry, i meant mark =P i was just talking to my coworker who's named chris, hehe =)
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perry, i know all about fish currently has hundreds of peppermints, though I think you live in San Jose (near alvin?) but it probably means a lot of the other LFS's are getting a lot now too. Let me know if they work out for you, I may need some too =P
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Quote:
Thanks guys.
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I've heard peps will eat them.
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I'm gonna try that too. Atlantis might have peppermint shrimps -- I'll check it out after the BAR meeting.
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