Monti eating nudibranchs
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I see it’s in the bag. If you just purchased- return it. If not, remove them as you see them and check daily for presence of eggs
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It was a freebie. I already have a colony of this monti, so I opted not to add it to my tank. I just thought I would share a pic. 2 are clearly visible near the base in the pic.
There were a lot on there at least 5-6 that I counted. Which probably means eggs. Not worth the risk.
There were a lot on there at least 5-6 that I counted. Which probably means eggs. Not worth the risk.
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I'll make some photos, put it in quarantine (after 3 different DIPs) and will dip it another few times per 5-6 days (can't miss hatched eggs and if the hatch can't get adult for 5-6 days for sure (to have more eggs) and will show to my LFS just to know what he is dealing with, because some customers will become very rude.
Often I'm buying damaged, with algae (incl. ciano) with parasites etc corals from my LFSs and I enjoy to watch how I recover the coral which is been on the way to die.
Often I'm buying damaged, with algae (incl. ciano) with parasites etc corals from my LFSs and I enjoy to watch how I recover the coral which is been on the way to die.
