Anyone selling nudibranch?

[MikeC120]

I have some aptasia I need to get rid of and my file fish isn't doing his job lol

 

[311Style]

Hey Mike I've got a bunch over at IFAS/HT

5163300132

 

[greenstreet.1]

I'm also looking for some where are you located?


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[Vinny Kreyling]

311 is in Huntington

 

[qy7400]

231 Commack Rd, behind Edible Arrangements.

 

[DgenR8]

I can feed some Nudis right about now. Had a hypo salinity episode and the Aiptasia is the only thing that didn't suffer a lick.
My Filefish doesn't seem to be doing much, but I'm not sure I'd notice. There's a forest of Aips in my tank.
What's the going rate for these little slugs now a days?

 

[qy7400]

I've gotten them online for about 10 to 15 each depending on size so I'd guess in store 15 to 20. I had a bad infestation in a 65, added 4 and within a year the aptasia was gone plus counted close to 36 as they breed easily with enough food.

 

[Vinny Kreyling]

Just read an interesting article saying the Scat, a brackish water fish seen in the fresh water hobby is reef safe & loves aiptaisia.
Only caveat is it gets big & its dorsal fins are toxic like a fox face.

 

[DgenR8]

I remember keeping a few of those back in the day. They're certainly not outrageously priced as I remember.
They start out as fresh water babies, and as they age, change over to full salt, IIRC.
If I'm right, you would obviously want to look for adult scat(s) for your salt water tank.

 

[Vinny Kreyling]

Not necessarily just acclimate to SW & you're good to go.
Last quarter magazine of Reef Hobbyist.