No ti eating nudi?

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Yea Bayer was a no go on these guys. Bayer was the boner some time back. Now it’s seems KCI is taking over. I am curious about it since I have never used it. Revive has been my dip of choice as it mixes up clear and I can see exactly what comes off the coral. I will dig around and see if I can find the info I had on the nudis
Agreed. Any of the tea tree oil (Melaleuca) dips will work on MENS. Melafix is cheap and effective.
 
I have seen the same thing with Bayer, good for flatworm and pod type bugs but not for nudibranchs. I also agree with Scottb and love melafix and revive for most hard corals.
 
Just a fyi reminder, hope it wasn’t already covered, but MEN will also predate Anacropora in addition to Montipora.
 
Just a fyi reminder, hope it wasn’t already covered, but MEN will also predate Anacropora in addition to Montipora.
Pulled and dipped and moved all of the Monties I could. (Dipped in KCl). The remainder will have to fend for themselves and/or die. I took frags off of those and dipped and moved them. I’ll just run this system without any new monties for the forseable future. I also a have few fish predators that should be arriving.
 

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