View Full Version : this was crawling on my glass, friend?
carolgyrl1
06/08/2011, 03:23 PM
not really sure what this is, hopefully it is ok, i saw it a couple of days ago.has antennae light pink color ???
evsalty
06/08/2011, 03:25 PM
Looks like some type of nudibranch. Did you recently place any new corals or rocks in the tank?
thebkramer
06/08/2011, 03:28 PM
agree with evsalty!! what kind though is the question??
hopefully its a good algae eater!!
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ashlerbam
06/08/2011, 03:29 PM
Looks like some type of nudibranch. Did you recently place any new corals or rocks in the tank?
+1 And they can usually be the color of what ever coral they eat.
carolgyrl1
06/08/2011, 04:10 PM
I have been introducing new coral into my tank, I dipped all but 2, because they had a tiny brittle starfish- on it. it kind of looks like it could also be a isopod, according to pics.it was on the glass, moving along.
carolgyrl1
06/08/2011, 04:16 PM
maybe an isopod?
thebkramer
06/08/2011, 04:18 PM
looking closer to an Aeolid Nudi...
bad predator! Eats corals :sad2:
anyone else??
Sugar Magnolia
06/08/2011, 05:14 PM
Aeolid nudibranch They are coral predators.
Lynnmw1208
06/08/2011, 08:46 PM
yep I had one on my zoanthids and I had to pick them off. They turn the color of the coral as they eat it :uhoh3:
returnofsid
06/08/2011, 08:49 PM
My guess would be a bad nudibranch.
kingfisher62
06/08/2011, 08:55 PM
Try to find someone with a good macro lens and see if you can get a better shot. A clearer picture would really help for an accurate ID.
skrillnet
06/08/2011, 11:35 PM
looking closer to an Aeolid Nudi...
bad predator! Eats corals :sad2:
anyone else??
yea, I would pull it out just in case. Most of the time nudis are not good news. Some are beneficial, but most are not. Better safe than sorry IMO.
docbattysreef
06/08/2011, 11:51 PM
Looks like a Monti Eating Nudi. They are almost impossible to get rid of. Coris Wrasses might eat them.
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