Reliable sources for blue velvet nudibranch

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Currently in search of blue velvet nudibranch(Chelidonura varians) and ive stumbled upon dr reefs quarantined fish. I do love the sound of pre it'd inverts n fish. Has anyone had experiences with them or have reputable sources if this isnt a solid source?
 
Do you have any idea what they eat? If not, please don't buy one just to look cool while it starves to death.
 
Do you have any idea what they eat? If not, please don't buy one just to look cool while it starves to death.
Yes. I have a red flatworm farm. Thanks for the concern. Do you have any suggestions on procurement?
 
Do you have any idea what they eat? If not, please don't buy one just to look cool while it starves to death.
Also if im being frank, this is typically a utilitarian nudibranch to control red flatworm planaria, so everyone i give these to is likely going to kill them, just like berghia. I guess thats a different thread though isnt it?
 
Do you have any idea what they eat? If not, please don't buy one just to look cool while it starves to death.
Also if im being frank, this is typically a utilitarian nudibranch to control red flatworm planaria, so everyone i give these to is likely going to kill them, just like berghia. I guess thats a different thread though isnt it?
Ok, I understand. I don't have a source in mind but wanted to make sure that dietary requirements were being taken into consideration since it's such a pertinent topic when it comes to nudibranchs. As you know, many less experienced reefers blindly assume that they're simply part of a clean up crew without further thought. I was primarily making sure that you know otherwise (which you do).
 
Ok, I understand. I don't have a source in mind but wanted to make sure that dietary requirements were being taken into consideration since it's such a pertinent topic when it comes to nudibranchs. As you know, many less experienced reefers blindly assume that they're simply part of a clean up crew without further thought. I was primarily making sure that you know otherwise (which you do).
Oh as you should honestly. I dont take your mention as a negative thing friend, you care about the life of a creature. I mean heck people do it with fish too. I didnt mean to come off aggressive if I did.
 
Currently in search of blue velvet nudibranch(Chelidonura varians) and ive stumbled upon dr reefs quarantined fish. I do love the sound of pre it'd inverts n fish. Has anyone had experiences with them or have reputable sources if this isnt a solid source?
I buy a ton from dr reefs. I would buy anything from there, esp if it's in stock.
 
Ok, I understand. I don't have a source in mind but wanted to make sure that dietary requirements were being taken into consideration since it's such a pertinent topic when it comes to nudibranchs. As you know, many less experienced reefers blindly assume that they're simply part of a clean up crew without further thought. I was primarily making sure that you know otherwise (which you do).
I mean you could of asked that first instead of attacking op 🤣. Im here becuase I too need a source.
 

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