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Camel shrimp (Rhynchocinetes durbanensis) have been reported by German hobbyists to consume Montipora eating nudibranch along with their eggs, as well as Acropora eating flatworms. These are for use in a quarantine aquarium only and they are NOT REEF SAFE.

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Interesting. They also eat corals so I'm not sure if the ends justify the means. Plus, I rarely trust what I read on a website that sells the critters that it claims perform certain functions.

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Really don't know if you leave them in there long enough for them to pick the corals clean then take them out or not. Just happened across it and thought I would post to see if anyone else has heard anything.
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I'd be interested to know if anybody has actually tried using them. Sure would be nice if they actually do what Live Aquaria claims.
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