Can you ID this Nudibranck

[robbyg]

I had this guy in my Tank for some time. This picture was taken in 2006 before my big tank crash.
I caught this little guy on a dive trip and was amazed at how pretty his powder blue color was. I think he was about 2.5 - 3" long and was very peaceful. I am sorry that I don't have to many other pictures but I lost a lot of them after a hard drive crash.

The colors in this image are 100% accurate.

 

[35ppt]

Reminds me of Lettuce Nudi but I've only seen them in green.

Yep, looks like they come in blue too:
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[robbyg]

Reminds me of Lettuce Nudi but I've only seen them in green.

Yep, looks like they come in blue too:
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That was fast.
Thanks.

 

[35ppt]

That was fast.
Thanks.

I think I want one too now! Nudis are so cool.

 

[robbyg]

I think I want one too now! Nudis are so cool.

Yes they are and they are pretty good as a clean up crew. It's like having several good looking women cleaning up your house It's a lot better than crabs ;Drool

 

[User1]

Learn something new every day. At first I was going to ask if you had a cold water tank. We see a lot of blue, yellow, and purple/white Nudibranch in our colder waters of Monterey Bay.

@35ppt you have mad recollection and/or searching skills. Probably both. Fantastic job.

 

[SamAPFish]

Reminds me of Lettuce Nudi but I've only seen them in green.

Yep, looks like they come in blue too:
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Off topic but I’ve never understood why anyone actually uses DuckDuckGo

 

[35ppt]

Learn something new every day. At first I was going to ask if you had a cold water tank. We see a lot of blue, yellow, and purple/white Nudibranch in our colder waters of Monterey Bay.

@35ppt you have mad recollection and/or searching skills. Probably both. Fantastic job.

Thank you!

Off topic but I’ve never understood why anyone actually uses DuckDuckGo

DuckDuckGo has actually improved quite a bit, I use it unless I'm having an issue finding something. Very rarely do I have to use Google. I still to straight to Google Maps if I need a map, you can't beat all the data collection Google leverages to make Google Maps a great product. But it's that same data collection that makes me use as few Google products as possible(Firefox FTW). I work in IT(DevOps) and as such am very privacy/security minded.