Who is this?

[Jeroen1975]

Whats this? Anybody got an ID?

 

[tzabor10]

Can’t see the image

 

[IKD]

Looks like a nudibranch. You may be able to contact folks here for an exact id

Nudibranchs of the Sunshine Coast Australia and Indo-Pacific - Nudibranch Blog - Peak Baggers Guide - Gary Cobb

nudibranch.com.au

Reference thread

Is this a nudibranch?

It hitchhiked in with some chaeto. I thought it was aptasia, but fully exposed, now I’m thinking nudibranch.

www.reef2reef.com

 

[Jeroen1975]

Looks like a nudibranch. You may be able to contact folks here for an exact id

Nudibranchs of the Sunshine Coast Australia and Indo-Pacific - Nudibranch Blog - Peak Baggers Guide - Gary Cobb

nudibranch.com.au

Reference thread

Is this a nudibranch?

It hitchhiked in with some chaeto. I thought it was aptasia, but fully exposed, now I’m thinking nudibranch.

www.reef2reef.com

Thanks

 

[Jeroen1975]

Thanks, I send them a request.

 

[Labridaedicted]

Oh, that's a neat one. I'm am not well versed enough in Nudi taxonomy to get you an ID, but I can tell you that IME when they have extensions with those frills on the tips, they almost always feed on coral, anemones, or gorgonians.

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Looks like a Tritoniid (taxonomic family Tritoniidae) nudibranch of some kind - you'd need clearer, closer up pics under white light for a solid ID. That said, it most likely eats either soft corals/gorgonians, or hydroids.