Need help to id this nudibranch

[motortrendz]

Anybody know what this is, and if it's good or bad... not going in the tank either way but just recieved it with a coral order. It was in a bag with an acro frag. Its definitly alive and moving around. It's a yellowing white with dark brown nodules you can see through its transparent skin in the center of its body.

Thanks guys

 

[ScottR]

Anybody know what this is, and if it's good or bad... not going in the tank either way but just recieved it with a coral order. It was in a bag with an acro frag. Its definitly alive and moving around. It's a yellowing white with dark brown nodules you can see through its transparent skin in the center of its body.

Thanks guys

Maybe Gymnodoris citrina. Saw someone else post this yesterday maybe.

 

[motortrendz]

Maybe Gymnodoris citrina. Saw someone else post this yesterday maybe.

If so.. good? Bad?

 

[Crabs McJones]

It's actually not a nudibranch at all
Its an Elysia Sp.
Caulerpa Slug
Feeds on algea and...you guessed it, caulerpa

 

[ScottR]

If so.. good? Bad?

Honestly, I don’t even think I ID’d it properly. Very little is known about nudibranchs and what they eat. They live very short lives. Some species can have very different colorings. Each species has a different but strict diet. They’re best removed. I’ve kept many before and never positively ID’d what they ate.

 

[motortrendz]

Oh it definitly wasnt going in my tank... everything gets a dip anyway. Just wasnt sure it it was bad so I can let the people who I got it from know about it.

 

[ScottR]

It's actually not a nudibranch at all
Its an Elysia Sp.
Caulerpa Slug
Feeds on algea and...you guessed it, caulerpa

I believe you’re right! I recall this now.

 

[motortrendz]

Thanks crab, I knew someone would know. I'm always looking to learn more. Even after years of doing this. There's always something new that I've never seen before. It's pretty cool looking.

 

[Katrina71]

I like him. Wonder if he'd eat gha?

 

[motortrendz]

I'm sure my wrasses would pick him off before he hit the sand.

 

[Crabs McJones]

I'm sure my wrasses would pick him off before he hit the sand.

Better suited for a refugium if you've got one