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10/01/2009, 02:26 PM
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Wrasse-a-holic
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Location: So Cal
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help nudi in my zoos!!!
I saw a nudi in a pic yesterday but do not see it on my zoas today. I have 3 zoa frags and 3 paly frags and a few questions.
First are palys safe from nudis? Second, should I QT all my zoas or just the infected one. The others are openign fine and I see no eggs or nothing on them? I'm afraid if a QT all 3 frags, the nudi(s) will move to the other frags. I pulled the eggs off this morning, but no sign of the nudi: here's pics:  
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10/01/2009, 02:47 PM
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again Dip in TMPCC.
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10/01/2009, 02:54 PM
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Tangaroa to 500 gallons
 
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If you spot the adult again, suck him off there with a turkey baster. Check for eggs again. If you have a QT set up, it won't hurt to pull the zoas out - at least it would probably be easier to spot more nudis... Good luck. LL
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10/01/2009, 03:26 PM
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if you planned on geting a small wrasse, some can play guardian as they love to much on those nudis.
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10/01/2009, 09:46 PM
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Wrasse-a-holic
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yeah i'm going to get a yellow coris wrasse tomorrow, just need to build my tank lid first...
I dipped the colony in a FW iodine dip per Mucho Reef's Advice but nothing came of in the bucket. The affected colony is QT'd in my garage right now.
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80 gallon Jebo 48x18x21 Bubble Magus BM-180 Cone 110lbs Live Rock 1-2" Sandbed Mag 12 Return Pump 2 MP10s, One Left Rear, One Right front Opposite each Other 2x65w pc 03 Actinic 2 250W Lumatek w/ SE Phoenix MH about 4" above water Livestock: 10 yr. old Purple Tang, Orchid Dottyback, Melanurus Wrasse, Pink Margin Wrasse, Pair of Clowns, Bartlett Anthias, Diamond Goby, 18 yr. old Lemon Peel Angel, Blue Flasher Wrasse Mixed Reef, mostly Zoanthids |
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10/01/2009, 09:52 PM
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That's why I always give zoos a good shake or two in a FW dip. A lot of stuff just lets go.
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