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Bump, interesting.
Mr_Knightley
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Looks like some sort of nudibranch, don't quote me on this but I believe that type of nudibranch feeds on flatworms. @KJ you have any idea? You're good at IDs.
Mr_Knightley
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After further research it is definitely a slug from the order Cephalaspidea, which includes bubble snails and blue velvet nudibranchs so I have no clear clue of what it might eat. Slugs often come in on the organism that they eat, and will often be colored similarly to what they eat. I would sump it until you can get a totally positive ID, but it most likely eats flatworms.
beatusb
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if it came in on what it eats, and it eats flat worms, that means I may have them too. Thanks for the ID.
It's coloration is alternating splotches of light grey and a greenish gray. It's about the size of a pencil point when stretched out. If that helps.
I captured and removed it just in case.
It's coloration is alternating splotches of light grey and a greenish gray. It's about the size of a pencil point when stretched out. If that helps.
I captured and removed it just in case.
