I have had good luck with some berghia taking care of an aiptasia outbreak early on in the stocking of my tank. Never saw the buggers, but the aiptasia slowly disappeared. At the time, I had a clown and tailspot and a few trochus, no other livestock.
Yesterday, I noticed that I am on the verge of a red planaria (flatworm) outbreak. I prefer to go the natural method of possible and have read that the blue velvet nudi is a planaria eating powerhouse. But, I now have a few astrea, a conch, and some Nassarius and a purple firefish in addition to the livestock above (don't think any of these will be an issue?). However, I also have two smaller skunk cleaner shrimp in the tank too. Does anyone know if blue velvet nudis will make an expensive snack for the shrimp or if the shrimp will leave the nudis alone?
Thanks!
Yesterday, I noticed that I am on the verge of a red planaria (flatworm) outbreak. I prefer to go the natural method of possible and have read that the blue velvet nudi is a planaria eating powerhouse. But, I now have a few astrea, a conch, and some Nassarius and a purple firefish in addition to the livestock above (don't think any of these will be an issue?). However, I also have two smaller skunk cleaner shrimp in the tank too. Does anyone know if blue velvet nudis will make an expensive snack for the shrimp or if the shrimp will leave the nudis alone?
Thanks!