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I will try let me see!Any chance you could get a close up pic of it under white light?
Thank you it's pretty close to those two species, I was just in shock since I never had Nudi's in my aquarium. Thanks for the help!It's definitely from the Chromodorididae family like Chromodoris aspera, but it doesn't have the yellow/orange rim or dotting around the edge of the skirt and the spots on the body of C. aspera are typically more uniform in size.
That said, I'm thinking it's either a Chromodoris sp. (C. aspera being the closest I know from this genus) or a Hypselodoris sp. (H. bertschi being the closest one I know from this genus). If they weren't only reportedly found in Hawaii, I'd guess Hypselodoris bertschi, but - either way, Chromodoris or Hypselodoris - it's most likely a sponge eater that needs incredibly specific sponges to feed on (so it'll probably starve in your tank, OP):

