Aiptasia.

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Here goes. burgia nudibranch released 3 weeks ago. Breeding and slowly building force to ho aiptasia murdering. I'll keep you informed.
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Great way of removing unwanted Aiptasia, however, once the Aiptasia issue is resolved, you run the risk of starving your Nudibranches due to their specialized food needs.
 
Great way of removing unwanted Aiptasia, however, once the Aiptasia issue is resolved, you run the risk of starving your Nudibranches due to their specialized food needs.
Yup. It does suck for them. I really am conflicted about it. But I have to save my reef.
 
Yup. It does suck for them. I really am conflicted about it. But I have to save my reef.

They will be fine if you can recollect them and sell them to someone in need od eradicating their tank of the nasty glass anemone. :)
 
I try collecting them and it was impossible in a 180gls full of rocks and corals.
 

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