[NAS]

A good friend of mine has an 8 gallon nano infested with Mariona sp. dendronotid nudibranch's. We are sure of the identification. I'm at a loss as to the control options.
Any suggestions out there?

[Fishhead Junkie]

got a pic of them? i did a search on the word mariona, nothing came up, and the search on dendronotid nudibranch's revealed a wide variety of dendronotids. what kind of havoc are they reeking on the tank? i guess them being hermaphrodites doesnt help in reducing the population huh? cant you just start plucking them out 1 by 1 until the number left is reasonable or are they fairly small?

[NAS]

I have a picture just still not shure how the hell to attach them. yes i am a dunce. in any event we think they came in on her latest live rock. they are smoking her colt corals and other leathers. im really looking for a critter that eats nudibranch's as soon as i can attach a picture i will.

[Lowej82]

Use a remote place like Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket then copy and paste the direct link code in that box.....Can everything be removed and dipped?

[NAS]

Dipped in what?

[jimw369]

Ahhh...25 years experience and all those tanks?

If you have all that you know about QT procedures and what to dip in what.

There are several nudis that are bad for a reef as well as a ton of other stuff that comes in on LR and corals. Some corals need freshwater dips and some need salt with Iodine dips and some people are even using a pesticide for Monti eating nudis.