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FAQs about Coral Banded Shrimp, Other Boxers Compatibility
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Coral Banded Shrimp Removal 2-8-08
<Yunachin here>
I have a
CBS who is chasing fish. I have lost one fire fish and I now have an
injured neon goby.
<Possibility it could be another type of lurker?
Normally these shrimp will eat other crustaceans but will not go after
healthy fish. Usually. They do play second banana as far as removing
carcasses and such.>
I have tried netting him. I have tried putting
bait into a clear jar. Is there anything I can do without ripping up my
reef or hurting the CBS?
<Unfortunately, you are most likely going to
have to remove some of your rock to be able to catch this guy if the
bait technique fails too many times. The shrimp themselves are quite
hardy and you shouldn’t have to worry about injuring him when
apprehending him. Good Luck!>
Thanks!
<Not a problem. –Yunachin>
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