Identify

[StephanieRodriguez]

Got a better pic!

 

[human]

I looked but it doesn't look like a worm, but more like a snail from that website, but maybe because it is small it doesn't appear to have a shell.

Approximately how big is it? Any other colors other than what looks like white? I'll do a quick search and ask around while I'm at work, someone might know here.

 

[StephanieRodriguez]

It's white with black tip antennas, and is half inch or less

 

[human]

http://www.nudibranch.com.au/colour_white.htm check this out, you may find it here.

 

[StephanieRodriguez]

http://www.nudibranch.com.au/colour_white.htm check this out, you may find it here.

Yes! It looks just like one of those! Thank you!!! I was reading they can eat montiporas? I think he is being kicked out

 

[human]

Yes! It looks just like one of those! Thank you!!! I was reading they can eat montiporas? I think he is being kicked out

Possibly, nudibranchs are usually specialized feeders feeding on a particular thing depending on the species. Many are coral, sponge eaters.

 

[john.m.cole3]

name him Stanley