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Sun, 17th Aug 2003, 04:46 PM
#9
After doing a bit of research on the nudibranch (actually a slug) Chelidonura varians, aka velvet nudibranch, I've decided not to buy any. They have a terrible record of survival in captivity, are not tank bred, and there are serious environmental consequences from their removal from the wild. Plus, as soon as the slug finsihes off those tasy flatworms, it'll starve and die in my tank. Sooooo...
I'll try this flatworm exit stuff. First I'll try to manually remove as many as possible, set up my monstro skimmer, and build a little canister to hold a pound of carbon. BTW, it looks like the 6 line may be picking on 'em, but I'm not convinced it will eradicate them.
Matt
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