I just started a small 2.5g tank to see the growth pattern and population density I can obtain with flatworms for the possibility of caring for a blue velvet nudibranch (BVN). I started a thread here http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=252175 and will be keeping track of the progress. I'm new to reefing (have had a 3g picotope running for a month) and also relatively new to Houston. So I have everything set up for the experiment but I'am lacking the flatworms which I have had no luck finding someone local. I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to donate some flatworms, preferably these http://www.seaslugforum.net/display.cfm?id=5836 or anything similar. I will be joining the club soon, will try to make it to the meetings (busy med student). Well any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Flatworm breeding colony for blue velvet nudibranch (1 Viewer)
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r_jay
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while I just dosed my tank to kill off my flatworm population, I am sure someone should be able to round some of these prolific breeders up for you, sounds like a fun pico tank.
kgk
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I get these guys on my glass. You're welcome to come collect some anytime.
r_jay
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they are attracted to light so you can spot light them after dark and they'll show up in one area for collection.
