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12-18-2014, 12:44 PM
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Gah! What is this?!
It's very slow moving, but it does move. Slug like??
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Looks like a nudibranch
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Good or bad? Should I go into exterminator mode?
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Unfortunately they can be both, and there are tons of different species. Get as many pictures of it as you can and we'll try and find an id
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What all is in the tank? Nudibranch look like what they eat...so, what in your tank is yellow?
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Fiji yellow leather, and yellow polyps. He was more green. Looked like he had ruffles on his back.
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I'd put money that he is interested in eating either the leather or the polyps. I would remove that nudibranch. Then do a coral dip on both corals, as there are always others and eggs.
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12-18-2014, 02:41 PM
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Now I gotta find him again. He disappeared into the rock.
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Muhahahahahaha! Caught the mother bleeper.
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30g cube
Pair of Flurry Clowns
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Pair of nearly naked clowns
Wide-bar clown.
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Great. One down. Now get a coral dip like CoralRX so you can dip your yellow corals.
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12-18-2014, 06:59 PM
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A lot of the yellow polyps have attached to a large piece of rock.
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Still need to address this at some point. If you have one, there is another and eggs. You'll keep having more.
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Well, I will have to take apart the tank this weekend. Yay. Hahah
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