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Mike, In my breeder tank, 2 large fire worms were killing my adult and baby nudi's. But I think it was easier for them because it was such a small space in a pico. But in a main tank it would be harder for worms to go after them. Shrimp and Fish like wrasses will be a different story.

I'm available after 5pm till 7pm on weekdays. Weekend is a toss up. I will be going to Neptune's this Sunday to take my InLaws some fish for their tank I just set up.

They eat the whole thing to the rock or the glass. Nothing gets left. I've seen 1/2 size nudi take down a nickle size aiptasia by itself. I will try to take video shots today.

I might, but it would also help if anyone picking up Nudis has a couple to donate ;), I've been feeding the Aipts to help multiply but damn Aiptasia assassins taking them out faster than they can produce. Debating on setting up another pico just for aiptasia growing, but not really trying to (...

Who? I can put your name down that you have read and can abide by the requirements.

Please PM me for details. Can schedule pick up in the afternoon starting today. Need to get them homes with Aipts fast as they will starve within 5-7 days if they don't have aipts. Also accepting donations of aiptasia off rubble rocks or small rock work that can be chipped off.

Yes you heard it. Berghia Nudibranchs I was successful in rearing a handful of these awesome Aiptasia assassins. I would like to donate several of these assassins to our lovely Reefing group. I will give several folks " 1 " nudibranch each. Size will be around 3/8th to 1/2" size nudi's that are...

Had them before along with blue neon cleaner gobys. Cool fish to see skipping around the tank.

Bump if any one local in the peninsula has some.

I was just surprised at the amount that fell off the frags LOL Yes, my WWC frags came with a present too. Even through my Bayer dip, Zoanthid Eating Nudibranch.

I got some from them before. But some of their frags i bought as well had a bunch of red planaria. Lucky I caught those during dips.

Checking if anyone has more Aiptasia in rubble rock they want to get ride off? Some of the egg masses I had hatched and the babies are growing and voracious. Will need to get a new batch of Aiptasia's or they starve if no more food within 5 days. Thanks. Here's a shot of them gang attacking...

Have extension tubes as well, hard to play with and very sensitive. Manual mode, small window to adjust and get best clarity with the photo your trying to take. You do have to get up REAL close to get a good shot

I did the 7 days of darkness and hardly fed the tank, no water changes or dosing to ensure to starve the heck out of the dino's. 7 days or so later they turned to dust.

Light and nutrients feed them. That's why a 7 day of darkenss erradicates them. From the couple times I dealt with them

Hmmm. wonder if that sunscreen costs double the regular sunscreen price.

Yep I've read about sunscreen issues for a long time now that sunscreen has been contributing to coral deaths especially in tourists places where sun screen is used a lot.

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1620464

They can eat up to 1/2 - 3/4 of their size if I read it right online. :rolleyes: Are guppies good food and give appropriate nutrition for a angler?;) you can train it like mike stated, krill or silversides.

looking good Bennett