Blue Sea Slug Eating Flatworms

[spike]

Video, I know there has to be a down side of them. Probably after they eat one 10 comes out the other end. Missed "Velvet" in title. I guess the true negative is that they have to have a constant menu of flatworms.

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[reeferman]

the real downside is you have to cover all your powerheads and overflows so that they dont get sucked in them.they cant take much flow.ive had a couple and lost both to powerheads.
the starving part is pretty bad too i guess!lol

 

[ff337]

That was beautiful.

 

[corallus caninus]

reeferman;804094 wrote: the real downside is you have to cover all your powerheads and overflows so that they dont get sucked in them.they cant take much flow.ive had a couple and lost both to powerheads.
the starving part is pretty bad too i guess!lol

I've had the same problem. They start eating the flatworms as soon as they go in the tank but disappear only a few days after they were introduced. They are too delicate for the current in our tanks.