Should I remove this thing?

[fishtown-tom]

Mainly worried about my corals

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

@ISpeakForTheSeas

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Mainly worried about my corals

My first thought would be an orange Elysia sp., possibly E. obtusa or E. flava, but I'd feel a lot more confident with a clearer subject. Any chance you could get a clearer pic (i.e. one that has the slug there more clearly in focus)?

Taking it out of the tank and putting it in a bowl or glass with a plain black/white background can be helpful for getting clearer pics.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Mainly worried about my corals

Remove. Often its recommended with most nudibranch, unless you placed it in tank, remove it as your first risk will be eggs and a whole future colony of them

 

[littlefoxx]

My rule of thumb is if its creepy or nasty looking probably bad!

 

[fishtown-tom]

Remove. Often its recommended with most nudibranch, unless you placed it in tank, remove it as your first risk will be eggs and a whole future colony of them

Ok thx!

 

[fishtown-tom]

Thx all just removed it!

 

[Kmst80]

My rule of thumb is if its creepy or nasty looking probably bad!

It's called biodiversity. Creepy crawlies are part of that. They don't have to be bad.

 

[littlefoxx]

It's called biodiversity. Creepy crawlies are part of that. They don't have to be bad.

While your not wrong, I have an INTENSE fear of centipedes and millipedes and anything that looks like those just freaks me out! Probably a phobia with how much they scare me. Im good with bristle worms since I never see them lol. But I just cant with them!