Patrick you are so smart! lol..... great idea but not many people can catch them that easy....

Steve

Here's an excellent article on these very cool creatures http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2008/11/breeder

For those of you who are considering buying the berghia nudibranches, they are a good way to go.
While I didn't get mine from Red Coral, I do have to say their pricing is the best I have seen in Canada.

When I got mine, I got 8 of them, to make up for any that didn't make it during acclimation as they are extremely delicate animals. I have a 57g tank with lots of aiptasia in it.

Within the first 24 hours I noticed the difference they were making in my tank. On average, two nudis will eat one aiptasia a night, but there are times when they will seek a hole and hide out for a day or two.

I thought I would share for you a couple of pics showing a before and after so show how well these little guys work.

http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/o...08-26-2010.jpg
http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/o...09-09-2010.jpg

Then another area around my zoas where I placed three of them, I have two that are actively out together. They are now positioning themselves to hit the two aiptasia on the rear right of the brown zoas.
http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/o...09-09-2010.jpg
http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/o...09-13-2010.jpg

If you are like me and tried Joe's Juice and AiptasiaX for the nems to come back a week later, then these little berghia are the best solution for you.

Your pricing and size are great. I bought one of these 2 years ago from a different retailer to try it out and I paid $35 for a 1/4" nudi.

Im guessing my harlequin tusk would eat these guys pretty fast?

Kevin, I am not available until Monday, if possible, could you hold mine till then?

Thanks a bunch,

Rick

I put some last year in a tank with a grouper in it and immediately the grouper grabbed one and then spit it out still alive and never touched another.


Rick no prob on Monday.
Kevin

Kevin,

I'll take a pair