Aiptasia Eating Nudibranchs

Allright all, I am placing the Berghia Nudibranch order on Monday. I know that there are some of you out there that will be dissappointed when you fail to get in on this proven aiptasia killing machine. They are priced at $10.33 each and the shipping is a flat $41.00 overnight. Since I am going to have to pay the shipping regardless, whomever wants in can donate, at their discretion, any amount towards the shipping and get these bad boys for the cost. I am getting them from the following supplier, http://reeftown.com/ in case you want to check them out.  No peppermint shrip, fish or home method can get all the spawn and mini aiptasia waiting to flourish in your prized tank. These are the real deal. Don't be left out of this one.

 

good luck,i have a friend that ordered several for his tank and he has not seen one since he put them in!

 

does he still have the aiptasia problem?

 

yep,but he is taking care of them himself now

 

May be interested in a few of these.  Where are you located?

 

Marion, IA

 

If you order on Monday, when do you expect that they will be delivered?

 

He said they ship out Wednesday and would be here thursday, I believe but I will confirm with him Monday.

 

If they will be here any day other than Monday or Wednesday I will take 6 of them.  I will send you my contact info.

 

Peppermint shrimp from reeftopia.com worked for me went from a few dozen to none in two weeks

 

Posted By ninjazx777 on 08/07/2010 09:02 PM
Peppermint shrimp from reeftopia.com worked for me went from a few dozen to none in two weeks
Thanks for the thought, I have tried them.  I have added a couple of dozen over the course of the last 6 months and continue to lose them to either the lionfish or the zebra eel.    I even put the peppermints in first thinking if they were established they may have a chance.  I don't think it has worked that way as I haven't seen any for a long time.  Joe's Juice is getting really expensive when we are talking about 600 lbs of rocks so I figuired I would give these a try.  Hope they work and that nothing tries to eat them.  Actually plan on setting a small system up to breed some so I have a greater chance of success.  What do you think?

 

I've never heard of success with these either. Yes, they are proven to eat the aiptasia but not easy to keep or keep alive in your tank. Even as adults they are very very small and therefore likely to just get floated off in the overflow or whatever.

Non the less.........good luck! I had great success with a Copperband Butterfly. Never had any problems after.