Berghia nudibranch ......

They probably would if given the chance, but my melanarus was in the sand by the time the nudis came out at night. I’ve got a melanarus and two leopards and the nudis did their work well.
 
Melanurus wrasse eat berghia nudibranch ??

I don’t trust any wrasse but if introduced to the tank at night maybe 1 hour after lights out the berghia should be fine...once in the berghia need safety during the day so they need places to hide,the more rock the better...example a tank with only Tonga branch and wrasse and the wrasse will eat them due to them being exposed...berghia only feed at night when it’s safe to come out but once the food is gone or almost gone they will risk their lives to eat and one out during lights on and that’s when wrasse can easily get to them.... I would recommend pulling the wrasse if possible if not possible know that there’s a high chance that once the aiptasia is gone or almost gone the berghia will be too.
 

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