Matt1997
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What Type Of Nudibranch?
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thehvacman
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No wouldn’t say that’s a Berghia. There are hundreds of species of nudibranchs and Berghia are they ones I have seen the most, as I have been breeding and studying them. All nudibranches have very specialized diets so watch what it is eating.
chrisstevens
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Hard to tell the size of it by the pic, maybe a zoa eating one.
Matt1997
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Not very big. Size of pencil eraser maybe
Looks zoa eating to me. They change colors to blend in with their lunch. I wouldn't trust it.
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chrisstevens
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Agreed, i've seen them all different colors, toss it and check your zoas for more.
Matt1997
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Alright I’ll get him out later. Damn fragbox
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Appears they came with some flatworms as well. No clue how they got in with the dip but came back yesterday and there’s a bunch of them. What’s the best was to go flatworm exit?
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Do you have a wrasse in the tank? And I'd be shocked if they would have came from March.
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No wrasse. The only coral in my tank is from fragbox and I didn’t start with liverock
chrisstevens
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Use some flatworm exit right away before they populate to much. Also when you dip if you dont already do it turkey bast the coral, or if in a larger container have a pump running to keep the water moving and blast it at the end
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I think I’ll double dip. My expierience is corals as well as most photosynthetic things are fairly resistant and even if there is some damage they bounce back. They aren’t that populated but they have definitely been reproducing for 2 weeks at least as I left the Tank. just ordered flatworm exit a few hours ago off amazon once I noticed. Unfortunately it’s coming from the states so earliest delivery is Friday. Couldn’t get it at fish stores near me.