Good luck with the fight! I did everything you have done and what finally worked for me was a Copperband Butterfly. He eliminated all aiptasia in the tank in less than 2 weeks. Bonus it's a beautiful fish. Might consider that if the next batch of Berghia's don't work.
Man I can definitely relate. Aiptasia spread in my tank. I tried the same 3 things. Finally I decided to get rid of all my live rock and start over. I did lose some corals in the process. I dipped the Coral that survived the transition of new live rock. I was fine til like a month ago and noticed Aiptasia again. 😩 My mistake was I waited to long to attack the problem and they spread the first time. May just order some Nudibranch again Where did you order yours from?
The bergia nudibranchs will work but it will take a few months just have to be patient.They only feed at night as they are nocturnal feeders.The best solution IMO
I agree! The fact that they ONLY eat aiptasia is why I like them. No worries about them going after corals. Keep an eye out for an update! Thanks for watching.
Sounds like you've had the same like I've had with aiptasia I've tried everything but the nudies my local fish store hook me up with butterfly fish that end up dying because on the aiptasia being so much and so big I want to call and told my local fish store would happen they end up giving me a smaller butterfly and he did a better job when I moved from my 55 gallon to my 94 gallon I thought it was dry Rock and I had to move the butterfly over because my wife really liked him
I'm sorry you had to go through the same issues I'm dealing with. Aiptasia really are a pain. I'll be posting a follow-up video in the future in which I'll document additional steps that worked and didn't work.
I got an ora aiptasia eating file fish he ate all the aiptasia within a couple weeks …but then also devoured my acans so be carful
Ouch! Sorry your Filefish did that. Mine hasn't touched any corals...or any Aiptasia! He's just a fat pig that eats the frozen like everyone else.
where do u order nudi ? i m on the same boat i got like 20 none my lfs have nudi?
I've ordered from two different online sellers. I think my second order was from Reeftown.com
Good luck with the fight! I did everything you have done and what finally worked for me was a Copperband Butterfly. He eliminated all aiptasia in the tank in less than 2 weeks. Bonus it's a beautiful fish. Might consider that if the next batch of Berghia's don't work.
That's on my list if the Nudies don't take care of it. I have 15 large ones coming in tomorrow. Stay tuned for Part 2! Thanks for watching!
Man I can definitely relate. Aiptasia spread in my tank. I tried the same 3 things. Finally I decided to get rid of all my live rock and start over. I did lose some corals in the process. I dipped the Coral that survived the transition of new live rock. I was fine til like a month ago and noticed Aiptasia again. 😩 My mistake was I waited to long to attack the problem and they spread the first time. May just order some Nudibranch again Where did you order yours from?
The bergia nudibranchs will work but it will take a few months just have to be patient.They only feed at night as they are nocturnal feeders.The best solution IMO
I agree! The fact that they ONLY eat aiptasia is why I like them. No worries about them going after corals. Keep an eye out for an update! Thanks for watching.
Sounds like you've had the same like I've had with aiptasia I've tried everything but the nudies my local fish store hook me up with butterfly fish that end up dying because on the aiptasia being so much and so big I want to call and told my local fish store would happen they end up giving me a smaller butterfly and he did a better job when I moved from my 55 gallon to my 94 gallon I thought it was dry Rock and I had to move the butterfly over because my wife really liked him
I'm sorry you had to go through the same issues I'm dealing with. Aiptasia really are a pain. I'll be posting a follow-up video in the future in which I'll document additional steps that worked and didn't work.
Says "Anenome" instead of "Anemone" so funny.
It happens to the best of us! I’ll stick to “nem” from now on. Lol.
Sounds very expensive, here in canada 20 to 40 bucks a piece for nudibranch, rip off !!