5/5 Harjot Singh S. 3 years ago on Google
Had
a
bad
aptasia
problem.
I
have
wrasses
so
could
contact
get
beghia
nudibranch,
tried
to
use
a
ora
filefish
but
that
just
destroyed
my
Rock
anemones
and
took
out
a
couple
of
my
torches
(
one
green
torch
and
one
beautiful
4
headed
Aussie
gold
torch).
Finally
tried
peppermint
shrimp
but
still
no
joy.
Then
I
started
hearing
of
people
keeping
copper
band
butterfly
fish
in
reef
tanks.
I
had
heard
that
the
ones
from
Aus
are
less
likely
to
eat
corals.
So
for
a
pair
from
a
local
LFS.
Initially
they
both
ate
in
the
QT
but
then
I
lost
one
and
then
the
other.
At
this
stage
my
DT
had
aptasia
everywhere
(
I
tried
aptasia
X
as
well
as
f-aptasia,
both
seemed
to
just
make
matters
worse).
So
my
coral
guy
told
me
of
Ryan.
He
had
2
copper
bands
that
were
feeding
well
and
were
past
QT.
They
were
expensive
initially
but
you
have
to
remember
that
these
were
clean
fish,
could
go
straight
into
the
DT.
Went
to
pick
up
the
fish
and
was
amazed
at
the
facility
in
Long
Island.
Fish
were
in
pristine
tanks
with
no
dirt
anywhere.
I
toured
the
full
QT
process
and
it
was
impressive!
Found
out
that
in
some
batches
only
40%
of
fishes
make
it
through
QT.
So
finally
got
to
my
fish,
we
tried
feeding
and
they
ate.
So
paid
and
took
them.
Felt
strange
to
put
fish
straight
into
my
DT.
But
I
did.
One
CBB
went
to
my
friend
and
he
saw
it
eat
straight
away.
Mine
seemed
not
to
eat
so
I
texted
Ryan.
He
promptly
responded
to
try
mysis
shrimp.
I
tried
that
and
to
my
reliefs
CBB
started
eating.
Since
then
the
CBB
has
been
eating
like
a
champ!
2
weeks
in,
I
started
to
notice
that
my
aptasia
was
disappearing,
first
the
small
ones
and
then
eventually
they
all
disappeared.
The
CBB
now
even
holds
its
own
with
other
fish
while
eating
(I
have
some
big
tangs,
sail
fin
as
well
as
hippo
tangs).
Amazing
that
I
got
fish
that
are
supposed
to
be
difficult
to
QT,
and
they
did
their
job.
Really
felt
that
Ryan
was
only
a
call
away.
I
ended
up
asking
about
some
other
new
fish
I
had
got
before
I
got
to
know
Ryan
and
he
even
helped
on
that.
He
is
my
go
to
fish
guy
now!!