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Thread: Nudi's on my zoos

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08-02-2006, 04:25 PM	#1 (permalink)
JeridJohnson Flamingo Tongue Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Coto de Caza, CA Posts: 99 Karma: 16	Nudi's on my zoos hello folks.. After an earlier ID on the Zooanthid eating Nudibranch I had in my tank I have been removing them anytime I have seen them.. However I think there are more that are much smaller.. I moved my zoos into a spot where I could see them better and have found many of the nudibranches on them. I suck them off with a turkey baster but it seems more surface the next day.. My zooz have been closed for over a month and I think the nudibranches may be the cause.. Can I do a freshwater dip with the zoo's and get thoes nudi's do drop off? If so a recommended procedure would be much appreciated. Thanks, Jerid

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