Hope everyone dip there corals

[Zef004]

Well hope everyone dip there corals before they got put into your tank. My came out clean but I seen someone zoas had nudibranchs and today seen someone else clam had one Convolutriloba (also sometimes called "red flatworms").
Just to give you all a heads up. With all the new reeffers out there.

Safe and happy reefing everyone.

 

[p woodard]

We dipped and found nothing

 

[Dowtish]

All clean here!

 

[SDguy]

Always dip/treat corals. When we had frag swaps, we actually stopped doing the "community" frag tank in favor of individual frags in cups to prevent pest transfer.

 

[JustinC]

I dipped everything, came out clean, but found a nudibranch taking a stroll away from the swap frags. Poor thing never seen me coming!

 

[pickupman66]

Mine were dipped good.... found nothing. Yay

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[k2parkstar]

my dip came out clean, sweet corals

 

[andywe]

We saw one nudi when bagging, did a heavy dip...as i mentioned last month in a thread, its just good practice to dip.

 

[gmoney243]

I tried to dip but they wouldn't fit in my lip.

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[chadfarmer]

this is always a good thing even from someone you trust

 

[killereef]

lol...gmoney. What if I dont want dip? I heard it causes cancer, but on a seriuos note, I didnt (wha da Noob). Didnt think bout it until everyone posted the thread. I did notice, which I didnt note before is reddish or more like flesh color tiny aptasia looking thingy. It was on my glass and maybe one on the plug where the coral sat. I need to look to see how the nudi branch looks like. Man I been out of the hobby for a long time now and how did I forget something simple as that.

 

[killereef]

Nvm....nothing, just aiptasia

 

[.AcroKiller.]

what is a NUDI

 

[.AcroKiller.]

I tried to dip but they wouldn't fit in my lip.

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LOL:bigsmile:

 

[Dowtish]

what is a NUDI

It's a nudibranch. They are a type of snail. Some of them are amazingly cool looking, and some will eat aiptasia, but then there are some that eat montipora corals and are considered pests.