ID Help Needed

[Morelia]

I found this guy crawling up the front of my glass a few minutes ago. Any positive ID on this? I wasn't sure what it was, or if it was reef safe, so I pulled it out and took a video as well. It looks like some type of nudibranch?

 

[Morelia]

Here is a video as well...

 

[Jaysan]

any nudi's that you didnt introduce yourself, i'd throw out immediately. If you introduced any montis or zoas lately, give them a good dip to see if there are any more hiding on or between the corals.

 

[Morelia]

Thanks Jaysan, I always dip new coral, but will pull the zoas and monti cap again I have for another bath in revive.

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

I don't believe dips will kill the eggs. So I would look for egg swirls and try to manually remove them. Then dip the zoas again in a week or so when any eggs would have hatched. Below is a picture of what the eggs look like.

 

[Morelia]

So is the consensus that this is a predatory nudibranch of some sort? If so, I will dispose it from the container I am holding it in. Thanks everyone!

 

[chowwil]

looks like zoa eating nudis

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

So is the consensus that this is a predatory nudibranch of some sort? If so, I will dispose it from the container I am holding it in. Thanks everyone!

It looks like a zoa eating nudibranch

 

[Gonebad395]

If you didn’t want it get rid of it most are predatory