Fifteen aquacultured Berghia nudibranchs — sized for a heavier infestation or a larger system (roughly 100–180 gallons). More Berghia clears an outbreak faster and builds a stronger breeding colony.
Reef-safe aiptasia control. Berghia nudibranchs eat aiptasia (glass anemones) and nothing else — they will not touch corals, clams, fish, or other invertebrates. Working at night, they hunt down even the small aiptasia buried deep in rockwork that you can't reach by hand, and they breed in your tank as they feed so the population grows to match the problem and then tapers off once the pest is gone.
Care: Drip-acclimate slowly, then release onto the rock near an aiptasia cluster with pumps off and lights down. Keep only in established reef tanks with stable parameters (72–80°F, salinity 1.024–1.026). Aquacultured, never wild-collected; also sold in the hobby as Berghia verrucicornis. Ships overnight as juveniles roughly 1/4 to 1/2 inch with live arrival guarantee. Overnight shipping is included in the price.
Fifteen aquacultured Berghia nudibranchs — sized for a heavier infestation or a larger system (roughly 100–180 gallons). More Berghia clears an outbreak faster and builds a stronger breeding colony.
Reef-safe aiptasia control. Berghia nudibranchs eat aiptasia (glass anemones) and nothing else — they will not touch corals, clams, fish, or other invertebrates. Working at night, they hunt down even the small aiptasia buried deep in rockwork that you can't reach by hand, and they breed in your tank as they feed so the population grows to match the problem and then tapers off once the pest is gone.
Care: Drip-acclimate slowly, then release onto the rock near an aiptasia cluster with pumps off and lights down. Keep only in established reef tanks with stable parameters (72–80°F, salinity 1.024–1.026). Aquacultured, never wild-collected; also sold in the hobby as Berghia verrucicornis. Ships overnight as juveniles roughly 1/4 to 1/2 inch with live arrival guarantee. Overnight shipping is included in the price.