Critter id

[mattb2989]

Hi guys. Any id on this please

 

[vetteguy53081]

Hi guys. Any id on this please

Yellow Dendronotus nudibranch and not reef safe

 

[mattb2989]

Yellow nudibranch and not reef safe

I left it in as it was id as a lettuce sea slug before. Finally got it out. Thanks mate. Would explain why alot of my sps have gone down hill and euphillia struggling. Already done a strong dose of flatworm exit so flatworms are out of the question

 

[CoralB]

Yellow Dendronotus nudibranch and not reef safe

What he said !!!

 

[mattb2989]

What he said !!!

Its gonna go for a swim down the loo then if its nit reef safe

 

[mattb2989]

What he said !!!

Heres some better pics

 

[vetteguy53081]

Heres some better pics

yep, down the loo

 

[mattb2989]

yep, down the loo

What do these eat? Would this be a culprit of why some of my sps died and lps sulking? Params are No3 4.8, po4 0.04, alk 8.5dkh, salinity 1.025 so i dont think this is the cause

 

[vetteguy53081]

What do these eat? Would this be a culprit of why some of my sps died and lps sulking? Params are No3 4.8, po4 0.04, alk 8.5dkh, salinity 1.025 so i dont think this is the cause

problem is they eat everything. They have a set of curved teeth called radula, which they use to chomp down a variety of seaweed, corals, algae, anemones fish eggs, sponges, and even their own.