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After introducing some corals a few weeks ago I had an out break of these varmits ( about 15 - 20 or so), but now there is no sign of a single one. My spotted unicorn Tang seems to have taken a liking to them, has anyone observed this happening with these fish before?

After introducing some corals a few weeks ago I had an out break of these varmits ( about 15 - 20 or so), but now there is no sign of a single one. My spotted unicorn Tang seems to have taken a liking to them, has anyone observed this happening with these fish before?

Man, what a bonus. I think those fish are pretty cool AND they eat your aiptasias?! Score! 8)

They get quite large, don't they?

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are you saying you have one of these fish??

http://images.google.co.nz/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=naso+brevirostris+

gurrr, someone hit them with the ugly stick.

dont tell me that was your first fish Doc.

and we still havent seen any new pics :evil:

No it's a Naso lopezi , not quite so ugly.

Will try and post pics as soon as I get time 8)

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Man, what a bonus. I think those fish are pretty cool AND they eat your aiptasias?! Score! 8)

They get quite large, don't they?

The spotted unicorns (naso brevirostris) grow to be about 20" long and the spotted opal unicorn (naso lopezi) grow to be about 10" or 11" long.

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