Help me with Zoanthid eating Nudi's in my tank !

[funkehouse]

Hello all, in the last few weeks i have seen and removed at least 5 small Nudibranchs who were feasting on my Zoas. I have been inspecting the tank as often as possible but as you all know they are Pros at hiding and Camouflaging so im sure there are more in there. I have read that some people have success with Saliferts Flat worm exit for getting rid of them. What other methods do you all know of and what do you recommend? I have dipped all of my corals before placing in the tank, but they got through anyways it appears. So what should i do now that they are in my tank?

Thank you !

 

[buildinboats]

A small Yellow Coris Wrasse took care of both zoa eating and monti eating nudi's in what seemed like a few days. Now I am overrun with zoa's

 

[westminsterfrag]

I just dipped all my zoas twice in one week. And just used drinking water. Haven't seen any since. And there were many of them. Probably 3 babies and 2 bigger ones on each colony. Literally none left at all. One mistake if not dipping new stuff caused it all. I didn't know we were suppose to dip =/ I'm a newbie

 

[Spyderturbo007]

I had to dip about 5 times with CoralRx until I got rid of mine. I did it every 3 or 4 days and I finally got rid of them. Also try and remove the eggs if you can. I used tweezers to scrap them off. But make sure you wear your gloves and safety glasses so you don't have to worry about Palytoxin.