Let's play a game - Anyone know what this is?

[bennyblanco]

After looking at pics it looks a lot like a berghia nudibranch. I'll flip of the lights and see what comes out!

 

[KeishaKornbread]

I can suck it out no problem. I think I have a little jar that I can keep it in.

giggity.


It appears to me to be a sea monster.

 

[Cubbies]

I've had Zoa eating Nudis in the past and it definetely looks like one. They will only eat zoas NOT palys. Give ALL your zoas a good dipping in RX and inspect each one very carefully with a Magnifying glass for eggs. Eggs look like little white dots in a spiral circle. Remove those. They will usually not host anything else but they might in the rare ocasssion. If you have a seperate tank or coral qt I would do what I previously said and put them in there and observe them. http://www.melevsreef.com/id/dc_nudibranch.html

 

[bennyblanco]

Cool- Thanks everyone!

 

[bennyblanco]

So I check the 5 gallon out last night and I saw zero activity. No other pests were moving around on the glass, works, or zoa frags. (no zoa colonies / just frags in this tank). I'll keep my eye on it for the next few weeks. Just proves that dips don't always work. I always triple dip my stuff. Flatworm exit, coral rx, and interceptor. Not sure where this little bugger popped up from!
Brett