zoo eaters?
- Thread starter gusmanda
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DetectiveTofu
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I have heard stories of larger amphipods munching on colonies at night time. For a better list, and just general information on zoanthids, I would check out www.Zoaid.com
hexedagain
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Yep, they have several on the above listed link. Time to do some homework.
have a close look through all your zoos. i'm having a similar problem and its nudis. i found a couple in the past month and lost my favorite zoa frag and had no idea why until the other day when i seen a nudi going through the base of one of my frags. just finished going through all my zoas and removed 5 more of those nudibranches. i'm going to try and catch my sixline in my big tank but i think i will have to order one online and get it saturday.
gusmanda
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I already have a six-line wrasse, so I guess it's not nudi's in my case. What other fish are good at protecting zoo's? I have a copperband butterfly, a yellow tang, a blue damsel, and maroon clown. The marron clown sometimes knocks down rocks, but I haven't seen him biting any zoo's. The butterfly likes to pick around all of the corals, but have never seen it actually biting a coral (and I've spent lots of hours watching it). Should I just take the zoos out and look at the rock more closely?
A list and link of fish whom will consume nudis.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1167318
Mucho Reef
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1167318
Mucho Reef
sixline isn't a sure thing from what i've been reading. nice list mucho. i've been lookin at it the past couple days and i'd like to try a green or yellow wrasse but i'm worried they might nip at my clams. haven't seen any nudies the past couple days either so i got my fingers crossed.
just curious on how much water to use and how much iodine for doing a dip for 10-15 minutes?
just curious on how much water to use and how much iodine for doing a dip for 10-15 minutes?
