ID help

[Just.A.Bit.Salty]

Hey guys, so bad news it's to small to take a picture I can't get the camera to focus on it right. So its small, moves pretty slow and has two purplish antennas. Its body is a red-brown and it has around 13 of these leave looking thorns coming up from its body they are purple at the base and go to a lime green at the tip, I can't tell if it has legs or not , looks kind of shrimp-ish lol if that helps but I have seen it on the glass so I think it has no legs.
Any ideas?
Thanks

 

[ccCapt]

Do a Google image search for "nudibranch".

 

[Just.A.Bit.Salty]

Yes perfect I am still going though some pics of them on a website and haven't found the exact one but that has to be it, thanks

 

[weemanpow3]

nudibranch's, yuk. I don't know if they are all bad but, the ones that grew in mine were bad. They were killing my zoas. I went out and bought Kent Lugol's Solution mixed some in a bucket fresh water and gave my zoas a dunk and it killed the nudibranch population. I had to do 2 dunks and it was a success.

 

[iDream]

aeolid? Hope not since those guys are bad

 

[Just.A.Bit.Salty]

Hmm it looks very close to this The Sea Slug Forum - Aeolid cnidosac. Only difference being the colors , and its spikes are much more leaf shaped

 

[iDream]

Look more like the one on here? Xtalreef

 

[Just.A.Bit.Salty]

No, its colors of purple and green and very bright and it's sleek looking not really "furry" I do appreciate you taking the time to look for me though thanks!

 

[iDream]

No problem, try googling aeolid nudibranchs if you haven't already. Definitely want to confirm now rather than later

 

[Just.A.Bit.Salty]

Yea I will I found one site of nudibranchs pictures just to help with ID, they have over 38,000 pictures to go through lol

 

[Karlos69]

Heres a good link look under pests they have zoa eating nudis that sound like what you have http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=415

 

[XxVooDooxX]

Where did it come from? How'd it get in your tank?

 

[iDream]

Hitchhikers from corals or rock usually