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| Reef Discussion Post your questions, realizations, or just general thoughts on the subject of Saltwater & Reef aquariums |
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| I wouldn't think so even though they are will "Filter" the water as some people keep them just for that purpose in a refugium to "clean" the water. |
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| Welcome to RB Joe! Yes, they can sting and even kill corals, however, unless there are a bunch of them around a coral or the coral is a small frag, they won't usually harm them enough to kill them off completely.
__________________ Current Tanks: 300+ Gal Reef system, 10 Gal FW, 6 Gal FW Last edited by pogodzib; 09-15-2009 at 07:36 PM.. |
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