How to catch a Camelback shrimp?

Camelback shrimp also known as dancing shrimp are not good for
reeftanks. To catch them the first suggestion I would give you is to
try a glass leaned up against a rock with food in the bottom of it. The
shrimp should be able to get into the glass but unable to get out.

Kim





Cleaner Shrimp are safe in your reef tank. As are Peppermint Shrimp. I'd not
heard that Camelbacks will eat coral polyps, but perhaps your guys don't even
know they are breaking the rules.

Marc


Peter Nellemann wrote:


I just realized that the two camelback hitchhikers on my LR are now feeding
on my coral frags as I am trying to bring up a 50 gal reef tank. The tank is
4 months old and dong quite well. I also have two yellow tangs and a emerald
crab. I am new to the hobby and wonder if anybody can give advice on what to
do. I tried feeding them some raw shrimp but this morning they were at it
again. How can I get rid of them? and what shrimps would go well in a reef
tank?