Check the underside of the montipora, that’s where they feed and lay their eggs. I have read about a high dose of flatworm exit to kill them off but you have to remove invertebrates and repeat treatment every few days to get the newly hatched eggs. No dips or treatment kill the eggs. Good luck
Wow, so I checked the underside of an encrusting monti plug and SURE enough, another one... twice as big. Also I did dip with CoralRX everything before putting new corals into the tank, so makes CoralRX definitely didn’t work.
Well here’s my new question actually then, do they eat Alves? Because they weren’t on the monti’s originally. I actually asked about what might have been them on another thread... but it didn’t look like nudibranchs at the time. They weren’t crawling around or anything. I had seen a white fuzz on some alveoporas I got recently but decided based on replies that it was maybe just the roots of the alveopora? Though one person thought it was nudi’s. Anywho, here is the original photo from my post asking about the white fuzz. Could have it been the nudi’s all along?
Yes they will. Have lost two to them. Having a super hard time dealing with them. So upset about it.Well here’s my new question actually then, do they eat Alves? Because they weren’t on the monti’s originally. I actually asked about what might have been them on another thread... but it didn’t look like nudibranchs at the time. They weren’t crawling around or anything. I had seen a white fuzz on some alveoporas I got recently but decided based on replies that it was maybe just the roots of the alveopora? Though one person thought it was nudi’s. Anywho, here is the original photo from my post asking about the white fuzz. Could have it been the nudi’s all along?
It’s still pretty, but more jagged and not soft.I have some springeri damsels in there but they aren't cutting it apparently. I need to reload on six lines anyway. For some reason they keep jumping from those two frag tanks.
I have a solid ID on these critters. They are cute but really doing a number on a rack full of bubblegum digi. No great loss as I can barely give the stuff away fast enough. But now I can't even do that!Ugh. I got monti eating nudis around Halloween. Treating all my corals ended up killing them. Actually, I suspect it was the tank I put them in that just wasn’t ready for montis. The alk was all over the place. Bayers dip for sure. And get a tooth brush and mark it so you know it’s the Bayers tooth brush and use it to Scrub around the frag plug to get off any eggs.
aiptasia eating nudis starve quickly. They look really pretty and fluffy. Like a fluffy dog. Imo, monti eating nudis look more like broken snow flakes are all over it.
