Berghia Nudibranch

[romebaby]

I heard a rumor that someone on here breeds and sells them, I need about 4. I did a search and am not finding who it is. Can someone point me in the right direction?

 

[CRW Reef]

Ive not heard or seen anyone on here in a long time breeding these, but if you find them Im game for some too!

 

[ReefCheif]

Elite has them sometimes, last time i was at Aquamart they had a bunch too, but I couldnt tell if they were for sale or not and didnt bother to ask.

 

[kmcmurtry]

I'd also be interested in some locally

 

[romebaby]

I'll check ER and AM.

 

[Jeremiah]

Aquamart has had them for a while. Definitely still had some this last weekend.

 

[hooked]

I've seen them at AM too. On the counter.

 

[Ambrosio Aquatics]

i can order in some tank bred ones when i order clowns. if their available

 

[Munch]

Do these really do anything? I ordered some 2 years ago, tossed em in my tank, and never saw them again.

Found peppers did a nice job overall.

 

[Ambrosio Aquatics]

Personally i think only a very small tank would benefit from them. I agree on the pepps

 

[Andreaehlrs]

They're $15 each at aquamart but there is only one left plus the eggs

 

[jda123]

They are hard to establish. In a bigger reef tank, they can be overcome by flow and have a hard time finding more aips to eat. Crabs can jack with them. The are pretty fragile. If they establish, then they can be really effective.

Even if you can get them to eat all of your aips, they will stave soon after. Right about then, then little ones that they could not find or eat will get large again. This is similar to people who sell copperbands right after they don't see any more aips... they nearly always come back.

Peppermints from the keys (confirm it before buying) will destroy aiptasia, although sometimes you might have to knock back some of the HUGE ones with some kalk before they tackle them. Peppermints from other parts of the gulf are hit or miss. They can also stay in your tank for long term control.