Berghia nudibranchs

[coachV]

Got some of these little guys from a fellow reefer last week. He took the time to share his experience with them and how to breed them. I noticed coils of eggs this morning but they may have been there for a few days. Just wanted to share a few pictures. They are exceptionally voracious for aiptesia.
min white, it’s what they look like before they eat their meal. They are getting darker as they’re feeding.

 

[Luke_L]

yep... im convinced... i think im gonna get a few....

 

[Limey]

Very cool

 

[Niagarafirecorals]

They work well and leave nothing behind

 

[seeks]

Where do we get those?

 

[coachV]

Where do we get those?

local reefers have them if you post here.... otherwise I think Red has them at coral reef shop.

 

[Andrew D]

I didn't know that they turn dark after eating, cool. I've tried them on some of my tanks but some predator always seems to gobble them up before they get a foothold. Testing some peppermints now and a small copperband, hoping they work as the aiptasia's are getting out of control.

 

[coachV]

I didn't know that they turn dark after eating, cool. I've tried them on some of my tanks but some predator always seems to gobble them up before they get a foothold. Testing some peppermints now and a small copperband, hoping they work as the aiptasia's are getting out of control.

The way I'm going to do it is keeping them in my sump and trying to get them to breed there. I`ll post a pic of my setup later. I'm hoping that the larvae will escape through the screen and will end up in my water colum byt the 100's and that some will seed the DT.... Sounds like bro science though.... We'll see. I sure have tons of eggs so far.

 

[coachV]

Anyone looking for these nudibranchs coral reef shop has them right now.

 

[Limey]

Pictures???????????

 

[Luke_L]

anyone know where i can find some right now?

 

[Andrew D]

Red at CRS always seems to have some in stock....