Berghia Nudibranchs and blennies

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I need to add a aiptasia hunter/killer/eater to a tank that has a couple Molly Miller Blennies in it. At least that is what the vendor said they were. Not sure if they are a Sailfin blennie or the Molly Miller.

Will the Berghia nudibranchs be safe?
 
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I need to add a aiptasia hunter/killer/eater to a tank that has a couple Molly Miller Blennies in it. At least that is what the vendor said they were. Not sure if they are a Sailfin blennie or the Molly Miller.

Will the nudibranchs be safe?
Yes, blennies are safe with berghia.
 
If they are true molly millers, how long have you had them? From what I read they often eat aiptasia, at least the small ones. But they will also likely eat the nudis too.
 
If they are true molly millers, how long have you had them? From what I read they often eat aiptasia, at least the small ones. But they will also likely eat the nudis too.
I've had them for 6-7 months.
Yeah I read the stuff on them eating aiptasias, and even hair algae. They haven't touched the hair algae and the aiptasias have multipled.

So they will eat the berghias?
 
I've had them for 6-7 months.
Yeah I read the stuff on them eating aiptasias, and even hair algae. They haven't touched the hair algae and the aiptasias have multipled.

So they will eat the berghias?
I think you are safe, they are nocturnal and do their work when lights are out. I’ve used them twice successfully with a sixline wrasse in my tank ( I don’t advise).
 
I tried before when there were a couple orchid dottybacks in the tank and that didn't work out.
They are gone now and only have the blennies in the tank.
I'd transfer a matted filefish over to the tank but it has too much branching LPS and zoanthids in the tank
 
I tried before when there were a couple orchid dottybacks in the tank and that didn't work out.
They are gone now and only have the blennies in the tank.
I'd transfer a matted filefish over to the tank but it has too much branching LPS and zoanthids in the tank
Definitely wouldn’t add them with a tilefish in the tank.
 
Definitely wouldn’t add them with a tilefish in the tank.
I wouldn't do the berghias if I added the matted filefish. He is a aiptasia hawk.
 

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