Blue Velvet Nudibranches-Death to Flatworms!
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NewSchool04
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After a month or so, how do you think they're working Pat?
pk1
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Overall there is a significant reduction in the flatworm population. Some spots that were completely covered in them are flatworm free. I added 4 of them and I can still see 2 of them. The largest one disappeared for a week in the same little hole before coming out and vacuuming the little red devils up again. They do move slow, and they do what I can only describe as suicide in a reef tank. They move up the rocks hunting, and when they get to a crest, instead of crawling back down......they just release off the edge. You can see where this would be a problem with powerheads and anemones. So if you get them...I would say a few weeks of no strong powerheads would really help. Not sure what you would do for an anemone though. For the most part, they stay in the open. I don't really think they are more active at night or during the day, but I can usually spot one or the other out on the sand or on the rocks. I did find an egg sack, but I am not sure if it is fertilized or not.
Instant Tang
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Where did you obtain your nudis from?
SpartaReef
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I'd be willing to buy one from you... If possible. Can't find any in stock anywhere... That and orange spotted blennies....
jayjigga
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You bumped a 3yr old thread? Haha...call Advanced Aquatics in Roselle and see if he's will to part with any.
Chiefillini
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Any problems with your pumps blowing the nudi's around your tank? I had two nudi's before to remove flatworms but they kept getting blown around and eventually disappeared.
