nudibranch - H. apolegma

[xxmoorishmanxx]

I have seen a large number of H. apolegma http://www.seaslugforum.net/factsheet.cfm?base=hypsapol in my LFS's more so than ever defore i am wonderng if this is a seasonal thing, or possibly a nudi that has been kept well in aquariums. Also i would love to read up on the care and science of nudibranchs to any information or websites that you know of would be appreciated.

TIA Josh

 

[MT79]

Edit- www.seaslug.com has alot of good links.

 

[klam]

All I've heard is that nudibranchs are specialized feeders. So if the that particular food source runs out they will slowly starve and die. Kind of like koala bears.

 

[xxmoorishmanxx]

[quote="klam" Kind of like koala bears.[/quote]

lol well there goes that plan

 

[RocketSeason]

yeah, I have never heard of nudibranches lasting very long. perhaps if you had a whole lot of rock.

hey! did I know you were a central IL guy moorishman? Us downstate people gotta stick together!

 

[xxmoorishmanxx]

haha yeah we do, im downstate when ISU is in session otherwise im upstate