View Full Version : Should I remove my Coral Banded?
gatorrx98
06/14/2010, 04:59 AM
I've got a very large CBS that appears quite aggressive. I just added a Harlequin shrimp and am worried that the CBS my go after him. Should I remove the CBS?
khaosinc
06/14/2010, 05:14 AM
I have one and its a PITA. Its currently living in my sump with a snowflake eel
Sugar Magnolia
06/14/2010, 10:32 AM
The larger they get, the more aggressive they get. I'd remove it just to play it safe.
mscarpena
06/14/2010, 04:13 PM
Shrimp and crabs are not really a good idea in a reef tank IMO. Thay cause trouble at some point.
khaosinc
06/14/2010, 06:45 PM
I think the fact that mine is still LIVING with said 20" eel sums their personality nicely.
gatorrx98
06/14/2010, 07:17 PM
I think the fact that mine is still LIVING with said 20" eel sums their personality nicely.
I was thinking the same thing. I may move mine into the sump as well for now. Eventually, I may donate him to the LFS. I have a fish only, but my puffer would probably take him out in no time.
they are a real PINTA! damn i use to have one and he bite my fish the corals and everything else that moves close to him!! if u can remove it do it!! I eman they look cute cuz the colors and everything but they are soo insupportable
Jacwil
06/15/2010, 02:55 PM
I'm surprised it hasn't already killed the Harlequin IMHO.
Tuscaquatics
06/15/2010, 04:43 PM
I had one that killed two different gobies and I'm pretty sure he killed a linckia star also. When I switched tanks I put him in my fuge.
I've read that once they get a taste of flesh, there's no stopping them.
gatorrx98
06/15/2010, 07:40 PM
No problems with the CB and Harlequin yet, but I don't think that they've crossed paths either. Do you think that a skewered piece of krill will help lure him out to the net?
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