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Will a six line wrasse eat a nudibranch berghia? I alos like Aiptasia X too.
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aiptasia eater source
anyone know of a good internet source for larger amounts of nudi"s at a decent price ? thanks in advance
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+1 on boiling water directed with a syringe. 2 quick shots of about 8ml of boiling hot RO/DI water, killed 4 aiptasia. Fortunately, they were all away from any livestock. I have 1 tiny one that is right in the midst of a zoa colony. Not sure how to deal with this one, and not affecting the zoas. Thoughts?
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I mix up a tablespoon of pickling lime into a 1/3 cup water. Suck up the slurry with a fat syringe and squirt it heavily right at the aiptasia. Never had a single one come back. The pH and calcium addition is just a bonus.
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07/13/2012, 11:38 PM
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Pepermint shrimp will clean a tank in notime flat, just remove if you have concerns as they have been know to pick corals.
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I just used hatred and foul words :/
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Get more peppermint shrimp.It will work!
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