I has a Berghia!

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yup... Saw what looked like a baby snail last night, about 1/4 inch long last night. WHen the flashlight hit it, it crawled into a crack in a couple rocks...
this morning, fed everyone and saw this guy on the glass!
I am Special!!! they just appear and grow for me!
 
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Son of a *****... Not Berghia...
Zoa eating ones... Was looking at my gorilla nipples since they weren't open today... kind of odd... Saw about 6 of these little turds on them... Sucked them off with the turkey baster... Will flatworm Exit kill fanworms too???
(Anyone close have some flatworm exit???)
 
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I was thinking a yellow coris, I thought they would eat those buggers LOL
I really like my little yellow coris
 
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5ft24 said:
Son of a *****... Not Berghia...
Zoa eating ones... Was looking at my gorilla nipples since they weren't open today... kind of odd... Saw about 6 of these little turds on them... Sucked them off with the turkey baster... Will flatworm Exit kill fanworms too???
(Anyone close have some flatworm exit???)
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Chad does....
 
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Hmm... Slurped about a dozen out of the tank so far with the turkey baster, but I am sure there are eggs etc...
If I can get them gone with a fish naturally, I'd rather do that...
may have to call chad and see if he is open today...
 
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ocreefmaster said:
I believe pretty much any wrasse will eat them, save maybe a scotts or something. I have a radiant wrasse And he munched on all kinds of critters, including flatworms!
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true, mainly the Halichoeres species, not sure if the fairies or flashers do. For a very cool wrasse, look into the melanurus(Hoeven's). I have one and he is the talk of the tank...
 
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true, mainly the Halichoeres species, not sure if the fairies or flashers do. For a very cool wrasse, look into the melanurus(Hoeven's). I have one and he is the talk of the tank...
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That's a very nice wrasse and has great colors.

Dave - be aware though, wrasse favorite food in the while are crustaceans, they also go after snails and crabs.
 
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5ft24 said:
says they burrow... Will the CaribSea Dry Aragonite Special Grade Reef Sand be ok for one?
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That's the exact sand I have and they are fine with.
Dave - be aware though, wrasse favorite food in the while are crustaceans, they also go after snails and crabs.
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yep, they do go after the smaller shrimp like peppermints. Larger ones like cleaners and coral banded should be ok. Just keep them well fed.
 
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