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That’s awesome!23 years old and my sps display
Twenty threen?23 years old and my sps display
yeah twenty threeTwenty threen?
Bhergia nudibranchs for aiptasia, hopefully getting an acanthurus tang soon for gha controlquick question, what do u guys use to control hair algae(brown) and aiptasia?
I can't find any nudis(lol) without shipping being so expensive :cBhergia nudibranchs for aiptasia, hopefully getting an acanthurus tang soon for gha control
no wayI got into the hobby at 14, because I convinced my dad I could maintain a reef tank. Now I am 16 and here is my 130 gallon tank.
I can't find any nudis(lol) without shipping being so expensive :c
but don't they die right after tho?3-Pack Berghia Nudibranchs
Beeghia nudibranchs must ship overnight due to their extreme sensitivity. All orders containing berghia nudibranchs will be charged a flat $49 for shipping via UPS Next Day Air. Berghia nudibranchs will be shipped Tuesday for Wednesday delivery. You will receive three berghia nudibranchs ranging...dinkinsaquaticgardens.com
When they restock them, get these, they even threw in 2 extra for me
After they eat all your aiptasia. Bergia nudibranchs have a diet that soley consists of aiptasia, they will be active at night, and move much faster than you may think. They can reproduce in aquaria, and will survive until the aiptasia population reaches zero. The aiptasia will (at least in my experience) not regrow after the bergia nudibranchs consume them, and should not appear in your tank unless introduced on a coral frag, live rock ect or if there was aiptasia in a spot they cannot reach like a sump, HOB filter, ect. I highly recommend them, and if you want to try, you can attempt to sustain a population by culturing aiptasia to always have them on standby (small 10-20(long) gallon aquarium, filled with rubble, broadcast fed, add an aiptasia covered rock, will spread quickly, remove small rubble with aiptasia attached and drop it in to bergia culture setup, something like a 5 gal with some rock for cover)but don't they die right after tho?
my lfs recommends peppermint shrimp too. are those good? or will those eat my rock flower nem too?After they eat all your aiptasia. Bergia nudibranchs have a diet that soley consists of aiptasia, they will be active at night, and move much faster than you may think. They can reproduce in aquaria, and will survive until the aiptasia population reaches zero. The aiptasia will (at least in my experience) not regrow after the bergia nudibranchs consume them, and should not appear in your tank unless introduced on a coral frag, live rock ect or if there was aiptasia in a spot they cannot reach like a sump, HOB filter, ect. I highly recommend them, and if you want to try, you can attempt to sustain a population by culturing aiptasia to always have them on standby (small 10-20(long) gallon aquarium, filled with rubble, broadcast fed, add an aiptasia covered rock, will spread quickly, remove small rubble with aiptasia attached and drop it in to bergia culture setup, something like a 5 gal with some rock for cover)
Peppermint shrimp are definitely opportunistic coral-eaters, though I'm not sure about RFA's, @ISpeakForTheSeas may know.my lfs recommends peppermint shrimp too. are those good? or will those eat my rock flower nem too?
They have been known to sometimes eat RFA's:Peppermint shrimp are definitely opportunistic coral-eaters, though I'm not sure about RFA's, @ISpeakForTheSeas may know.
I got into the hobby at 14, because I convinced my dad I could maintain a reef tank. Now I am 16 and here is my 130 gallon tank.