Dr. Dendrostein
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Anyone have info on this nudibranch? Please help
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Pic not showing buddy.
Wow. That’s pretty.
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Up, first time I've seen one
I got a beauty once. A soft coral eater supposedly. Kept it in an sps tank for a few months.
Not getting a lot of hits on that one.
That one looks like it could be a darker color when healthy. They lose color after not eating.
You know he saying , when in doubt. (Put it in a pico)
We can #reefsquad for a bump and more eyes.
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Please, and explain how bump works
Makes the thread appear more often in the new posts. More chance folks will see it.
If you can get a better pic it would be cool to share and also might help an ID.
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Yes, I see says the blind man
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I wish, haven't mastered aquarium photography yet. Will try
A shallower dish and luck. Lol.
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Tritoniopsis Elegans looks to be exact match. I can’t off any other information on the the little guy tho regarding good or bad. Beautiful little creature tho. Good luck!
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Thanks it likes dendronephthya,maybe other soft corals? consumed one of mine.
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T. elegans as said above. They're typically found in the wild preying on Sarcopyton and Lobophytum but I wouldn't be surprised if they switched to Neptheid corals which usually aren't found as often in their natural environment
