Cali Kid Corals

Need pics of Asterinas ond Red Flatworms

seminolecpa

seminolecpa

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I have comed as best I can through the forums and gotten what I can but it is a pretty tedious process. I am looking for member pictures not those from another website. Macro shots are ideal.

Also if you have pictures of damaged corals from Monti Nudi's they would be helpful . You can post them to this thread
 
Either, bad would be preferred as I am doing a section of the slide show on reef pests. I have one good one from norm at this point.

The vision is going to be a "why you should dip/ inspect and QT your corals"
 
Main thing is I want is photos with permissions to use them for a public presentation. I don't want to just go on the internet and steal others and I don't have the time right now to ask for permissions from people outside the club. I am trying to wrap this up in time for BACFM on Sunday.
 
Bryan, from this thread
http://www.bareefers.org/home/node/901

Levi's Nudi
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii263/wlt501/BAR%20pics/BerghiaNudi.jpg

Aldie's Nudi
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj229/aldver/Nudibranch2.jpg

A coral I thought was being eaten by a nudi
http://webfiles.uci.edu/algomez/photos/Frag%20Tank/monti-nudi.jpg


From this thread
http://www.bareefers.org/home/node/2016
Jeff's Zoa Nudi
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3443/3355619174_54a9fa552b_b.jp

From this thread
http://www.bareefers.org/home/node/1060

Chris's Nudi
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n48/_MF_LordHelmet/IMG_0055.jpg
Eric's photo of one
http://ericdo.com/pictures/Acrylic_10/nudi_050208a.jpg
 
Got all those already Tony, thanks. I am looking for a coral where you can actually see both the damage and the nudi if possible.

Knucklehead if you can take a macro shot of a couple on the glass that would be helpful as I have a shot of a bunch on some rocks. Kind of what to have both views a closeup and a shot of them in action.
 
After reading this post and doin' some research, I've now come to realize that my frag tank has red flatworms **sucks**. If you still need a pic, I can take one. However, I don't have a macro lens, so I'll do my best to take some close-ups with my zoom.
 
That would be great. I only need one more picture but this way I have a selection to choose from. the good news is that they are pretty easy to get rid of.
 
Mr. Ugly said:
6 line wrasse would have a good time with those :D
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Heard RFW's release some sort of toxin - either continuously or after they die. Either or, are they only toxic to fish? I'm having a real hard time keeping fish alive in my frag tank. All my corals are fine, the parameters are stable, but I've lost over 14 fish within the last few months. I'm now down to 3 fish: a skunk clown, a wrasse, and an algae blenny.
 
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