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What an awesome informative thread! Thanks!
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Yes, he will eat your snails....... LOL!I have. There's a local melanarus wrasse available, but I'm sure it'll turn on my snails. I have added a coral banded shrimp, works for keeping my amphipods in check, testing to see if it does much for the nudis. Can't say I really want a coris wrasse so I'd rather try treatment first.
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From my experience, I agree. They dont wipe off. The little blister like protuberances are in the flesh and will not just fall off. A couple shots of Furan 2 and they will disappear and you will be right as rain! Dont ask me how I know! Hahaha!I don't think pox wipe off, so probably just a small piece of something that landed on them or possibly an egg considering your current adventure haha.
Hey guys I'm a newbie to salt aquarium just wondering do zoas release paly toxin when eaten by nudi's
Thanks for the reply and a very interesting reply at that ....thanks again[emoji2]They each have varying levels of toxicity; I can't confirm or deny if the nudis cause this reaction or not. From my research the larger issue is the toxin released from the nudi upon death. A great question would be, do the nudis obtain this toxin from their diet or is it naturally occurring.
I will say they don't tend to eat very fast. They seem to grow in number faster than they consume food if that makes sense. Naturally when the ratios tip and you have an extensive number of nudis they will consume a significant number of zoas which calls into question the threat of the paly toxin. Regardless, if you have that many nudis you have to consider the toxicity of the nudis deaths as equally important.
Awesome thread. Thanks. I think about this sort of testing alot. But never find time. People like you @CodyRVA are very helpful.
This is a great thread, Cody. I'm going to link to this in the guide.
Great thread, England here, I use Dettol, a kitchen disinfectant, gets them every time, the eggs are the issue.