I found a nudibranch what to do next

[mbachota]

I found this little guy near a frag of zoas I have. I just need some help on trying to figure out what to do next with him.
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[KrisDeitz]

Burn it. Looks to be a Zoa Nudi

 

[mbachota]

Okay I have some aiptasia should I put him near there and risk it or just dispose of him

 

[KrisDeitz]

Nah Man id never put it back. Just hope that you dont have more or Eggs!

 

[mbachota]

okay will do thank you

 

[hud3339]

toss it in ur sump

 

[hud3339]

beccamc10;674750 wrote: Thats not a good idea, good chances it could or its eggs could get back ito the tank.

Yeah true, I didnt think about that!!!!:doh:

 

[smallblock]

same one I found in my tank yesterday, they are bad, kill everyone you see and start dipping corals, becca informed me that dipping wont kill the eggs. I spent hours last night scrubbing my zoas and dipping. I still dont think I got all the eggs. Good luck I feel your pain

 

[mbachota]

Okay thanks everybody. Hopefully I wont find anymore.

 

[Jaycen B.]

I think you may need flatworm exit also..

 

[smallblock]

Jaycen B.;674835 wrote: I think you may need flatworm exit also..

Will this help, please explain more I'm in the same boat:yuk:

 

[acroholic]

Jaycen B.;674835 wrote: I think you may need flatworm exit also..

Does he also have flatworms?

 

[Jaycen B.]

Not sure but check the 2ed picture?

 

[dawgface]

Heres the response I gave Smallblock lastnight.

I recently helped a friend clear his tank of nudis. We took every zoa out one by one for inspection of both nudis and eggs. The nudibrach you can pick off with a tweezers, the eggs you must scrape off with a knife or something with a very fine edge. We did this until no eggs or nudibrach were present. He also got himself a yellow corris wrasse that seemed to be hit or miss on eating nudis. If you can find a sea grass wrasse get one, they are as far as I know the only proven nudis eater. I believe LiveAquaria has them in stock.

 

[acroholic]

Jaycen B.;674857 wrote: Not sure but check the 2ed picture?

OK......I see the red flatworms. Whether he should use FWE depends on how many. A Melanarus Wrasse does a good job on them as well.

 

[smallblock]

DawgFace;674860 wrote: Heres the response I gave Smallblock lastnight.

I recently helped a friend clear his tank of nudis. We took every zoa out one by one for inspection of both nudis and eggs. The nudibrach you can pick off with a tweezers, the eggs you must scrape off with a knife or something with a very fine edge. We did this until no eggs or nudibrach were present. He also got himself a yellow corris wrasse that seemed to be hit or miss on eating nudis. If you can find a sea grass wrasse get one, they are as far as I know the only proven nudis eater. I believe LiveAquaria has them in stock.

verbatim did you cheat and copy and paste? cheater

 

[mbachota]

In the second pic is just food particles not food particles