are zebra lionfish reef safe?
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they are pretty hardy fish , just keep your nitrates down below 40ppm or he might get eye flukes. I lost one to that. Won't bother corals either, so technically reef safe. Sounds like a lot, but they are really very easy fish.
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Active Member. Ich-x is absolutely not reef safe! The best Ich treatment to use in your DT reef in my experience has been Kick Ich. It is safe for almost all corals, except star polyp and is safe for all crabs, shrimps, and snails.
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It could try and catch a very small sleeping fish if it was starving to death. But as long as it's taken care of properly, it's reef safe.
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Feeding Requirements Sprinkle a small amount of tetra flake food on the surface of the water twice each day. Between feedings, give your zebra fish a rinsed brine shrimp. Small pieces of fresh vegetables are also well-received.
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The Golden Zebra Loach, like most typical loaches, often preys on tiny shrimp and snails. This is very useful in helping reduce “pest snails,” but must also be considered with larger ornamental snails and shrimp. The Golden Zebra Loach is a predator of many invertebrates.
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The beautiful Japanese swallowtail angelfish is one of the few truly reef tank safe angelfish as it does not bother corals or other invertebrates. The swallowtail angelfish is a mid-water column fish, meaning that in the wild it does not live on the reef nor near the surface.
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It is reef safe and will not harm any other species. The Red Fromia can be housed singly or with others and should never be exposed to open air during handling.
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When this crab gets larger and more aggressive, it will also attack and eat small fish and invertebrates. ... The Sally Lightfoot Crab is considered to be a Reef Tank Safe Janitor as it does not bother corals but does a great job of eating Green Hair Algae, detritus and uneaten food.
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They are reef safe, and will not bother the corals. Small juvenile Leopard Wrasses may fall victim to large boxer shrimp, larger hermit crabs, arrow crabs and cancrid crabs. They will eat copepods and amphipods which should be replenished regularly.
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Take the Cherub angel, for example. Considered one of the most 'reef safe' dwarf angels, even here some individuals may become destructive. However, other species have behaved impeccably in reef systems for years. Safest home is a mature Fish Only with Live Rock (FOWLR) system.
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The yellow watchman goby is great for beginners and its personality makes it a wonderful tank mate. They are reef safe and non aggressive except when it comes to the same sex of their own species; so only home one or a mated pair.
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Yes, they are reef safe. I have seen reports on forums where they have eating corals or disturbs other inhabitants, but I feel a lot of these issues are mostly due to not having the fish feed well or lack of space.
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I would watch out for Angels...they r not really reef-safe. You could get a yellow mimic tang..or a yellow tang.
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Reef safe yes but they don't have very high survival rates...