bob,
         Thanks alot. It's coming down to a Copperband or nudibanchs. I'm 
leaning toward the b/f because it would give me an excuse to start another 
tank (g). Do you know of a source for Nudi's?
TIA,
Larry

At 08:46 PM 11/10/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>"Larry J. Geguzis" wrote:
>
> > Sorry all,
> >         I got confused about the butterfly fish names. I think it's a 
> copperband
> > butterfly fish that I need as opposed to a raccoon butterfly fish. Please
> > ignore the previous post.
> > Larry
>
>Larry,
>
>Both will eat Aiptasia.  The Copperband will also decimate your pin
>feather worms.  The Raccoon will go after far more.  I successfully
>used a Copperband to eradicate Aiptasia in one of my tanks.  He
>lived for several years after they were gone - I suggest feeding them
>live black worms.
>
>I'm currently using a small Raccoon to eliminate Aiptasia, but in a
>small stand alone system that I'm moving Aiptasia infected rock into,
>as needed.
>
>Regards,
>Bob D.
>
>
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