richie1742
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other than the blue velvet nudibranch, what other sea slugs/ nudibranch eat flatworms?
thx in adv.
thx in adv.
nudibranch / sea slugs HELP!!!
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thomas712
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None that I can think of. I've tried 4 Blue Velvet nudibranches and they are very very cool, however just get yourself some flatworm exit, and be done with it.
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richie1742
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yeah i just got a 12 line wrasse, but he hasent touched one flat worm yet.. its been 2 days.
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thomas712
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Originally Posted by richie1742
yeah i just got a 12 line wrasse, but he hasent touched one flat worm yet.. its been 2 days.
But I'll bet he makes a meal out of some hermits and snails!
yeah i just got a 12 line wrasse, but he hasent touched one flat worm yet.. its been 2 days.
But I'll bet he makes a meal out of some hermits and snails!
sawsman
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richie1742, Im assuming you have a case of the "red" flatworms, if so and there's alot of them then you may want to consider the flatworm exit like Thomas suggested.
as for my case they're not that bad yet and I thought that a more natural approach with the sixline might be worth a try.
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as for my case they're not that bad yet and I thought that a more natural approach with the sixline might be worth a try.
-sawsman
greenchrom
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okay heres what you do. Go to google search nudibranch foods. A link will come up that lists every species of nudibranch ever and every food each one eats. I use this in the lab were i study nudibranchs at UCD.
richie1742
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im picking up a blue nudibranch as soon as it comes in at the lfs. but wont my 12 line wrasse do the same job as a 6 line wrasse????
mudplayerx
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There is a "Cabbage Nudibranch" for sale at the lfs for only $14 and I want it badly! Any word on this specific nudibranch? It is a lime/neon green and has cabbage-looking dorsal projections.
What are the life spans on a nudibranch? For some reason I am thinking that they dont live too long. What would it eat? Would it tolerate temps of 80-84 degrees?
What are the life spans on a nudibranch? For some reason I am thinking that they dont live too long. What would it eat? Would it tolerate temps of 80-84 degrees?
space_geek
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Originally Posted by mudplayerx
There is a "Cabbage Nudibranch" for sale at the lfs for only $14 and I want it badly! Any word on this specific nudibranch? It is a lime/neon green and has cabbage-looking dorsal projections.
What are the life spans on a nudibranch? For some reason I am thinking that they dont live too long. What would it eat? Would it tolerate temps of 80-84 degrees?
This is commonly known as a "lettuce nudibranch." I would say you could get it, just make sure any intakes are covered, as they can get sucked up and die. I think these kinds live about 3-4 years. Pretty long for a nudibranch! As long as your temp is steady at 80-84 I would say they'd be fine.
There is a "Cabbage Nudibranch" for sale at the lfs for only $14 and I want it badly! Any word on this specific nudibranch? It is a lime/neon green and has cabbage-looking dorsal projections.
What are the life spans on a nudibranch? For some reason I am thinking that they dont live too long. What would it eat? Would it tolerate temps of 80-84 degrees?
This is commonly known as a "lettuce nudibranch." I would say you could get it, just make sure any intakes are covered, as they can get sucked up and die. I think these kinds live about 3-4 years. Pretty long for a nudibranch! As long as your temp is steady at 80-84 I would say they'd be fine.
mudplayerx
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They sold it 