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Old 07-21-2003, 03:37 PM   #1
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Yellow polyps??



Can anyone identify these yellow polyps? They are spreading like wildfire.[/img]

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Nice picture! Yep, yellow star polyps - Parazoanthus gracilis. As you've noticed, they spread quite quickly!
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Nothing a pepermint shrimp wouldnt take care of, lol

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Nothing a pepermint shrimp wouldnt take care of, lol

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peppermint shrimp eat yellow polyps?

I ask because i got a rock that is larger than a softball covered in polyps and also have 4-5 peppermints in the same tank. They never seemed to bother the polyps.
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MIne alway do. Even my skunk shrimp pound them down.


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