only problem is most i can see are pinhead size right now and is one reason i cant get to them
as for putting my 3 brittle stars in the sump that would be near imposible without destroying my curent rock work
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only problem is most i can see are pinhead size right now and is one reason i cant get to them
as for putting my 3 brittle stars in the sump that would be near imposible without destroying my curent rock work
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I have been reefing from 08-2007 till 5-2011
reef tanks are like wifes you have to give them some attention every now and then
I don't know this for sure but it seems like the stars would need to be bigger than that to inflict damage to zoas... do you have a positive ID? What about using an air hose and siphon them out?
No chance for trapping or night hunting? After lights-out put a little food in and they'll probably come out where you can catch them.
What about housing the shrimp in a nano/pico and moving the zoas in to get cleaned.
I realize these are probably not the solutions you're looking for but there doesn't appear to be another predator to deal with these.
HTH,
Tom