Nudibranch?
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Definitely a nudi, but not sure if it's safe or not, doesn't look like a monti eating one tho
I'd remove it. Chances are it's a coral muncher.
All nudibranchs have very specific feeding needs, so chances are there's some kind of coral that it likes to eat.
Look for others too - they usually aren't alone, unfortunately.
Have you had any mysterious coral deaths lately? Especially leathers or similar?
Jenn
All nudibranchs have very specific feeding needs, so chances are there's some kind of coral that it likes to eat.
Look for others too - they usually aren't alone, unfortunately.
Have you had any mysterious coral deaths lately? Especially leathers or similar?
Jenn
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Didn't know that. I've got a few hundred of those.
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Well that's the funny think. There is no coral in my tank. I have never had any. This was live rock which I recently found out is from Puerto Rico. So it all came with the rock. I am just saving it until my real tank. There are 3 or 4 in the little 16g Nuvo.
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Limpets are AWESOME for controlling colonial hydroids. Somebody the other day had hydroids and I suggested limpets.
If I ever decide to get this nano going (it's still in the box) I'll hit you up for some. They are hard to come by.
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JennM;1107014 wrote: I would keep it on the DL that the rock came from PR... pretty sure it's not legal to collect.
It's farmed there off the coast is what I was told. They apparently take base rock and have places sectioned off. I dunno. I bought it online.
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