Originally Posted by
cpbirds407
Blue velvets do eat some worms but I strongly do NOT reccomend them because of my past experience! Again, it's just my experience and I don't mean to go against what GrouperGenius said, but I would hate to see this happening to someone else!!!
Ok, so I will not reccomend you putting the velvet nudibranch because the last time I did that....It wiped my whole tank away in a matter of 15 minutes!!! It died and when they die...they release a poison into the water and it will kill your whole tank like it happened to me! I lost about $3,000 in livestock! What I reccomend its to use a smooth glass drinking cup (just make sure that your wife doesn't see you) and put a piece of krill or something meaty on the bottom of the cup and tilt it towards where the worms are at- (rock etc.) but make sure that it's tilted enough so they can climb in it but they can't climb out of it! I hope you can understand my explanation.
Another option would be a two litter coke bottle and cutting the top off and inserting it inside out and sealing it with hot glue gun or 100% silicone. That way the worm can climb in thru the little opening of the bottle but it cannot climb back out of it once its inside the bottle.
Hope it helps..
Yiiiikessss. Glad you posted that. That's why I was saying research it first. I have not had one yet, but I do know they eat flatworms. I was going to get one if my FW population starts getting much bigger. But I have the clear/opaque worms.