Aiptasia move around for optimal light, current and feeding opportunity, so they might still be there. Also, if you saw four, there are probably 10 more you can't see.
I figured there were some I couldn't see. I have looked in the tank several times a day every day since I spotted them almost a week ago and all four were always in the exact same spot. One was in the sand and that is the first one I noticed missing. I figured a snail or something could have knocked it up in the current. Then I looked for the other 3 and they are gone as well. I looked closely inch by inch over the entire tank and can not locate a single aptasia. I realize there are more than likely a few more in there that are hidden from view, but I am sure the shrimp had something to do with at least some if not all the four that disappeared at the same time. I will keep a watch and post any changes.
That's great! Peps do eat them, sometimes hit and miss, but sounds like you're on the roll with some good Peps.
BTW, met your FIL a couple days ago![]()
When I was trying to catch a damsel with a bottle trap I caught my three peppermint shrimp every night. Took a few nights to actually catch the fish but the shrimp every time.
That is comforting. I need to stop watching it and just check in the morning. What did you use for bait?
If you have some frozen food toss a piece in the bottle. That should do the trick.