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Pszemol wrote on 10/30/2007 12:34 PM:
wrote in message ... Wayne Sallee wrote: The way to get coper-bands to start eating the aiptasia, is to harass the aiptasia. I am unclear on the concept of "harassing" an anemone in order to get something to eat it. Fully grown aiptasia is too big for shrimp or fish to attack - they are affraid their stinging tentacles. When you harass anemone the way it retracts or you injure it causing it to stay retracted/deflated for couple of days than you give the shrimps a chance to eat it with no fear of being stung. This does not apply to small, baby aiptasia - shrimps are able to cause these to retract with sticking their legs into the anemone body... Yep, and also when the aiptasia start sending out the digestive threads, the coper-banded will smell it, and that will wet it's appetite for the aiptasia. Wayne Sallee |
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