my stuff (until the nudis eat it all)

[NeveSSL]

Yep... those yellow wrasses (canary wrasse, yellow cori wrasse, etc.) will do the trick. If I'm not mistaken, c_stowers used to keep one in his tank because they eat a lot of different pests, including flatworms and nudi's if I'm not mistaken. Good stuff and can usually be found fairly easily.

Brandon

 

[zoalogist]

No worries, I can follow directions. Everything seems ok this morning.

I had read about the wrasse solution, but couldn't figure out how reef-safe the fish were. I didn't want to replace one problem with another

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14283856#post14283856 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mikeyjer
Just be real careful with that stuff, it can kill your whole tank if you don't do it properly!!! I had a different option for ya but you never asked. There's a Wrasse that will eat them up like candy!!! I believe a Yellow Cori Wrasse, I have to ask Robert, he's been out of the hobby for a bit.... He had to fight them too until he got ahold of one of these wrasse and it ate all the nudibranch!

 

[NeveSSL]

The yellow wrasses are perfectly fine in a reef.

Brandon

 

[Mikeyjer]

Just like brandon says, they are reef safe, but not snail or hermit safe! Robert had the nudibranch pretty bad where it was eating all his colonies until he got the wrasse to take care of the problem.

 

[zoalogist]

So it will go after my inverts?

If anyone runs across one of these locally let me know...

 

[Mikeyjer]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14348626#post14348626 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by zoalogist
So it will go after my inverts?

If anyone runs across one of these locally let me know...

Yes it went after his inverts when he had it....But he had two shrimp in there that did just fine. Some hermits and snails made it through as well. It eats what he feeds so I guess it get something in both ends....