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I think I have monti eating NB eating my acros. I got rid of all the monti's and found these yesterday. Any suggestions? All corals were dipped but not QT.

vandytime-albums-30g-rimless-picture27139-nudi1.jpg
 
I think I have monti eating NB eating my acros. I got rid of all the monti's and found these yesterday. Any suggestions? All corals were dipped but not QT.

vandytime-albums-30g-rimless-picture27139-nudi1.jpg
Can't really see what your focused on as it's not clear at all, A better close up may reveal what you have there!
Bill
 
Can't get a better pic, but it looks like this?http://tkreefs.homestead.com/files/50gPics/Monti_Eating_Nudibranch.jpg
Any way to get rid of these b4 the swap? I was trying to stave these buggers to death but I guess they found something else they can eat. All the acros (fresh cut) I put in the tank were dipped and inspected and there were none infected. It has to be a monti eating nb.
Any help would be appreciated!
 

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