Berghias have a varied diet.

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Well hello fellow reefers on the East Coast and everywhere.. Hope all your tanks are brimming with color.
Been a while since I posted what busy with life and all, but I 'think' you might find this somewhat intriguing to say the least. Here is a picture of my Berghia colony, it's doing very well. Not to mention my Aptasis problem virtually remains non-existent.
Have a look here...
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Thanks for reading and happy 'reefing' !
 
Hmmm. Everything I've read said that berghias will only feed on aiptasias, nothing else.

Is that a monti they are on?
 
Looks like a monti to me with a deadspot on the base. I'd bet those are monti eating nudis. They look very similar to berghias but are smaller
 
Looks like a monti to me with a deadspot on the base. I'd bet those are monti eating nudis. They look very similar to berghias but are smaller
That was my thought too. :)
 

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