Rastas

domination2580 · Oct 25, 2015

No.should I get a wrasse?

spectra · Oct 25, 2015

domination2580 said:
No.should I get a wrasse?

Most will have one just to help out as they are good at picking things off. I have a small 6 line but tank is only a Fusion 20. Another nice one is a 4 line.

Good luck with the issue hopefully you can get them figured out.

domination2580 · Oct 25, 2015

The only question is will it pick off the nudibranchs

ErikB76 · Oct 25, 2015

I battled nudis for about three months when I have my 90 gal tank going. Literally every night sucking those jerks out with a baster and then going after the egg sacks with tweezers. Added a yellow coris wrasse and he didn't do much. I think finally my 6-line completely eliminated them. Pain in the ****!

domination2580 · Oct 25, 2015

I might have to get a 6 line then.

ErikB76 · Oct 25, 2015

I would try the 6-line. It's hit and miss on what they will eat and keep in mind, once he goes in, it's super tough to get him out. I would try and just spend a few min every night with the baster and tweezers. Especially if you don't have many zoas

domination2580 · Oct 25, 2015

I don't have any and I can't find the bugger

Pete polyp · Oct 25, 2015

Flatworm exit dosed at one drop per gallon every 3 days for 15 days will eradicate zoa eating nudibranch. Just follow the rest of the instructions on the bottle.

domination2580 · Oct 25, 2015

Hmm. I'll check into it

domination2580 · Oct 25, 2015

Reef safe?

Pete polyp · Oct 26, 2015

domination2580 said:
Reef safe?

Yes it's reef safe. The only problem with it is that when flatworms die they produce a toxin. You will have to run lots of carbon about 2 hours after the initial dose to remove that toxin.

domination2580 · Oct 26, 2015

I run carbon 24/7

Chameleon · Oct 29, 2015

Put them up high. They can take a ton of light. With 4 T12's you could probably put them at the surface and they would do fine. Also maybe back off on carbon. Most small tank only need to run it passively every so often, not 24/7.