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anyone have experience with berghia nudibranchs? I recently came across a 125g with nothing but a moray eel and plenty of aiptasia lol. at first I was thinking peppermint shrimp, but I didn't think the eel would leave them alone. then I thought about berghia, thoughts? open to suggestions always.
 
I wonder if this would be an appropriate time to employ hydroxy chloroquine. It can nuke a tank and take out aiptasia. Assuming there are no inverts in the tank you want to keep...
 
No matter how many aiptasia you have. They will wipe it out eventually and starve to death, and that’s because they have a strict diet. You just have to rehome them once their jobs finished. I used peppermint shrimp to solve mine.
 
anyone have experience with berghia nudibranchs? I recently came across a 125g with nothing but a moray eel and plenty of aiptasia lol. at first I was thinking peppermint shrimp, but I didn't think the eel would leave them alone. then I thought about berghia, thoughts? open to suggestions always.
Hi - Do you still have the Aiptasia. I would like to purchase them and pay the shipping. Thanks
 
Hi - Do you still have the Aiptasia. I would like to purchase them and pay the shipping. Thanks
anyone have experience with berghia nudibranchs? I recently came across a 125g with nothing but a moray eel and plenty of aiptasia lol. at first I was thinking peppermint shrimp, but I didn't think the eel would leave them alone. then I thought about berghia, thoughts? open to suggestions always.
Berghia will eat all the Aiptasia. It will take several weeks but they eventually eliminate them.
 

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