Crutter ID

[Jcmcdonald89]

Little things just started showing up outta nowhere. some are near a half inch long. Seem to stay in high algae areas, haven't noticed any near my corals.

 

[Reefer Reboot]

Google majano anemone images.

 

[inletfish]

thats some type of nudibranch i believe

 

[sixty_reefer]

It seems to be a nudibranch, not sure on witch one

 

[Jcmcdonald89]

Google majano anemone images.

Appears to be more slug like than the anemones.

 

[Jcmcdonald89]

Definitely looks closer to a nudibranch. Thanks for the idea.

 

[KJ]

Little things just started showing up outta nowhere. some are near a half inch long. Seem to stay in high algae areas, haven't noticed any near my corals.

Look like Phyllodesmium briareum Nudibranch.

 

[inletfish]

http://www.bily.com/pnwsc/web-content/Nudibranch Identification.html

 

[Jcmcdonald89]

Look like Phyllodesmium briareum Nudibranch.

Pictures are nearly identical to what I'm seeing, I have counted nearly 20 of them so far.

 

[Jcmcdonald89]

Any suggestions on getting rid of them?

 

[Jcmcdonald89]

 

[inletfish]

arecany of the corals they feed on present in the tank?

 

[Jcmcdonald89]

That tank has monti, zoas, Kenya's, xenia, toadstools and acans in it.

 

[flsalty]

Any suggestions on getting rid of them?

I suggest manual removal. You can't starve them out because they have zooxanthela. They don't need their particular soft corals to survive.