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I have herd stories of people having mantis shrimp in a reef and it never killing fish. Nothing has died should I just wait and see?

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I have herd stories of people having mantis shrimp in a reef and it never killing fish. Nothing has died should I just wait and see?

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Could I have lucked out? I have a healthy population of coral too. My rock is secured to a frame so I have good circulation in front and back (at your suggestion). So, the only thought I have is to slowly pull out rocks 1 by 1 and rotate them into the fuge until I hear the popping coming from the fuge. My concern is that I will stress the heck out of the fish pulling a new rock out every night and of course anything with coral attached will take a potential hit. My final question is w/ respect to adding fish given this situation. \I am only planning on adding a few more. 1 Flame Angel (of course my coral and clam may hate me), 1 mandarin goby when the time is right, and a couple of open water swimmers: fairy wrasse or 2, a Chromis or 2, etc… Thanks as always, you all are the best. Oh and Tom from the Fish Doctors in Michigan sends his best (I got lucky

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