Zoa eating nudibranch

[Rechelle Fleck]

I dipped my shipped corals when they arrived except my finger leather that I bought from my LPS. Now I just found a nudibranch attacking one of zoas and am wondering if he hitchhiked on the leather (of all the corals I didn't dip - why). I just put a six line wrasse in my tank 3 weeks ago for my bristle worm population. Will she take care of nudibranch? What are my other options for eradicating these jerks?

 

[Rcpilot]

I think people use Flatworm Exit to treat nudis, but I'm no expert.

Hope you get it sorted. This may help, but it's 3yrs old. Not sure if reefing has come up with a better way yet.

http://www.practicalcoralfarming.co...ating-nudibranch-with-saliferts-flatworm-exit

Another article suggesting CoralRX:
https://saltyunderground.com/category/zoanthid-pests-and-diseases

 

[Softhammer]

If it’s a confirmed zoanthid eater I’ll buy it from you!

 

[Scrubber_steve]

I tried saliferts flatworm exit for zoa nudies. Didn't help at all!

 

[Rechelle Fleck]

If it’s a confirmed zoanthid eater I’ll buy it from you!

Yup confirmed. It was eating the zoas I wanted, but not eating the Palys that I'm not too thrilled with. I don't think anything eats Palys.

 

[Rechelle Fleck]

I tried saliferts flatworm exit for zoa nudies. Didn't help at all!

Dang, I just ordered some of that stuff too. I did take tweezers and get rid of the ones I could see (which was 2), but I'm sure eggs were laid so I'm hoping the Saliferts stuff will get rid of the hatchlings.

 

[Scrubber_steve]

Dang, I just ordered some of that stuff too. I did take tweezers and get rid of the ones I could see (which was 2), but I'm sure eggs were laid so I'm hoping the Saliferts stuff will get rid of the hatchlings.

I use a syringe to suck them up.
I used the salifert twice... Nope