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berghia direct ltd suppliers to hobbyists, the trade and to public aquaria 9th april 2018 thank you for all the messages of support and well wishes. i am slowly starting to take orders and ship berghia again while i'm getting back on my feet and back up to full speed. the widget on the right of the page showing "add to cart" or "out of stock" is "live" and when the buy button is there i'm taking orders and shipping. if you have any questions just drop me a message :) 1st march 2018 i am currently offline due to a sudden bereavement. please bear with me and i'll be shipping berghia again as soon as i can. -- i'm a serious uk breeder of the berghia nudibranch and if you're viewing this website you probably know exactly what these amazing little guys can do and how they can effectively eliminate your aiptasia problem. i've been breeding berghia nudibranchs for several years and have a mature and well organised program of husbandry and state of the art breeding systems in place to produce the happiest and healthiest little nudibranchs which eat aiptasia like you wouldn't believe. i co-culture the aiptasia pest anemone in vast quantities in thousands of litres of salt water tanks and feed the aiptasia only the highest quality foods to ensure consistently healthy and high quality nudibranchs which i stand behind 100%. my clients include such prestigious establishments as national museums liverpool, the blue planet aquarium in cheshire, the seaquarium in western-super-mare, the oceanarium in bournemouth, chessington world of adventures , the university of essex , as well as countless shops, hotels, leisure facilities and hobbyists from beginners to experts. i've developed my own state of the art systems with both battery and generator backup power sources to create consistent and stable environments in which to breed the healthiest berghia possible and each of my small, pampered breeding groups live in dedicated environments with hundreds of litres of water and filtration and only the best equipment, controllers and monitoring systems available to ensure their happiness and wellbeing. i adore these little guys and i've been supplying directly to hobbyists, the trade and to public aquariums for a couple of years as a correctly registered uk company and for much longer as a hobby breeder. please do not confuse me or my company (berghia direct ltd) with any other berghia breeder you may have come across online. i do not take advance orders, take money up front, have a waiting list or advertise animals that i do not have. all the images on this website were taken by myself and are not "stock photos" from elsewhere. stocking density: in my experience 3 berghia per 100 litres is a good number to work on based on a reasonable amount of aiptasia, but the more you have the quicker they'll eat the aiptasia. these are large berghia and have the appetite to match their size. why a trio? if you think two will be enough i strongly recommend getting three. nearly everybody buys them in trios and there are two main reasons for this: happy berghia are laying eggs constantly and its actually the babies that become easily visible many weeks after hatching that tackle the bulk of the aiptasia problem rather than the actual adults themselves. if you only get two, if something happens to one of them you then have no chance of any eggs and you're relying on that lone berghia to clear your aiptasia problem. if something then happens to that one berghia you're back to square one. size: the usual size for berghia to be offered for sale is around 5mm or so but i always sell at a much larger size and always at sexual maturity when they're laying huge egg strings so you get amazing value for money. more often than not, berghia seen for sale on other sites are offspring of berghia that i have bred and supplied in one way or another over the years. if you've had berghia from another supplier in the past you were probably disappointed with the size you received, but mine are simply the largest, healthiest specimens you will find anywhere. in the usa they'd be considered "high flow/sps berghia" and would command a premium, but this is a standard selling size for me and i do not sell small berghia. my aiptasia farm can consume a kilo of food per day and the berghia are fed well over 1,000 aiptasia per week and are often 2-4 times the size of other berghia being offered for sale by others at the same age. breeders selling tiny berghia do not have the aiptasia required to grow them any larger and need to sell them quickly for whatever they can get for them almost as soon as they're visible. i have thousands of litres of dedicated aiptasia tanks and have thick carpets of aiptasia so i don't have that problem. my berghia are extremely well fed and grow extremely quickly due the the abundance of food available to them. don't be tricked into thinking tiny berghia are better or that they live longer as is often falsely claimed - its just a tactic to try and make hobbyists think its acceptable for them to be sold so small to reduce the need for the breeder to have the massive amounts of aiptasia required to meet the feeding demands of a healthy breeding colony of large berghia. as you can see from my photos i only offer mature, well developed specimens of the highest quality rather than tiny underdeveloped babies which hobbyists are often tricked into believing are acceptable. current availability on 27 august 2018: good currently shipping on mondays, tuesdays and thursdays. please email to enquire or buy now in my ebay shop . -- reproduction: berghia are hermaphrodites meaning they possess the characteristics of both sexes and they mate upon most encounters with each other. a trio of berghia can yield a lot of babies to eliminate your aiptasia. general info: berghia don't really have any natural predators but it has been known for a curious wrasse to have a nip and then spit them out. when a berghia eats aiptasia, it changes colour and the aiptasia's stinging cells are thought to remain in the berghia's body for a while. if a fish that eats aiptasia such as a copperband or a file fish nipped one while it tasted like the aiptasia it's just eaten, it's possible the fish might eat it. i have never known it to happen to either myself or anybody i've sold to, but in theory it is possible. if a berghia got too close to a bristleworm nest on the floor then the bristleworm's reaction might be to attack it to protect its nest, but they are not natural predators. amphipods are scavengers and may eat berghia eggs if they came across them, but there's little chance of one taking on an actual berghia. it's unusual to see berghia in a tank after they've been introduced unless they are searching for food. they're mainly nocturnal and usually only come out several hours after lights out and can be incredibly hard to see even in a small tank. they take weeks/months to become established to the point that you're suddenly seeing rapid aiptasia reductions. they live in the tiny little holes and crevices in rock and they'll be eating the aiptasia that is underneath/inside structures before venturing out into the wider tank where the larger aiptasia can be seen from the outside. a small piece of rock the size of your fist could probably hide dozens of berghia. they have no bones so can squeeze into the tiniest holes. when trying to spot them, it's the shaggy bits on their backs moving in the current that you should try and look for. berghia are hardy and do well in all salt water environments, even in less than ideal conditions. if you have a high flow sps tank these little guys can easily cope and the high flow will not be a problem for them. i've seen them accidentally sucked through mp40's before with no harm done but once they're in a tank their foot is extremely strong and it would be rare for one to let go and start free floating. reef compatibility & feeding: berghia are 100%

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