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I've seen them do that to my acans, which eventually died. I can't for 100% be sure they died from just the peppermints but they did like to pick at them. I like my shrimps so I don't do acans anymore.
Mine picked at my open brain but never seen the brain stressed or damaged.
Peppermint shrimp are known to do that from time to time. They eat aipasia mainly because they are after the Stinging cells in the anemone. That is why it isn't uncommon for them to go after corals. Most corals have stinging cells that are appealing to them. It all depends on which region the Peppermint Shrimp were taken from. That is why they aren't a guarantee to eat Aiptasia. I have had a few that I just removed from the tank because they kept killing my frogspawn. I got rid of them as soon as they went after my Duncans.
What is the source of this info? You've intrigued meThey eat aipasia mainly because they are after the Stinging cells in the anemone.


