lf berghia nudibranches
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viper12775
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I've never seen any locally but you may be able to find a filefish that eats them at a LFS good luck
Lauracooks
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call creative I think they were going to try and breed some
Thank you for the info I wasn't aware Filefish ate them that's awesome and much easier to find lol
I just got back from there they had 4 smaller ones I got all of them at a great price to but I think I may order one or 2 of the big ones to speed up the process lol thanks for the tip
lynardskynard12
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Be careful with the filefish it will go after your softies, I tried one and the first night it ate a good chunk of my colt coral
C4DC
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Cobber Band Butterfly was the answer for me. Just be sure they eat frozen (thawed) mysis and have some to add to each feeding. Live brine by itself isn't good a enough indicator. I had good luck with FAOIS (not that there aren't other good ones out there). I broke this rule at the old Rock N Reef and a premium store from Orlando with 10 day lifespans each time.
Thanks for heads up and sorry to hear about your coral. I'm going to let the nudibranches do some work if it doesn't work ill have to go a different route thanks
If the nudibranches can't get it done I'll have to look into a copperband butterfly thanks for the info wouldn't even have thought of that lol
viper12775
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make sure you get a matted filefish Acreichthys
tomentosus I don't think all file fish eat anemones
tomentosus I don't think all file fish eat anemones
