So this feels like a dumb question, but bear with me. So I know this is a long term solution, that the impact is by no means immediate or anything. But since I used dry rock to start things out, therefore the aiptasia came on a frag, naturally. So once I add the nudibranchs, they take their couple of months to do their thing, and then seemingly eventually die off, if I add any frags in the future the turn out to have tiny aiptasia on them or something, do I have to start back at square one again? I don't really have the means in my extra small apartment to quarantine corals (I tend to acclimate, dip, give them the eye test, and put them in the tank), is any future addition one mistake away from finding myself back in the same situation, if that makes sense?
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