Nov 13, 2008 #1 ZOOT098 Reefing newb actually have now found two of them Attachments DSC_0224.webp 6.5 KB · Views: 259 DSC_0225.webp 8.5 KB · Views: 250 DSC_0226.webp 6.3 KB · Views: 246
Nov 13, 2008 #3 cthegame Reef enthusiast pretty cool, i never seen it before but i will take a wild guess and say it might be some kind of sponge or worm?? Someone here will probably know.
pretty cool, i never seen it before but i will take a wild guess and say it might be some kind of sponge or worm?? Someone here will probably know.
Nov 13, 2008 #5 ZOOT098 Reefing newb both of them when fully extended are about 1 1/2" i thought some kind of nudibranch but cant find any pics that match up
both of them when fully extended are about 1 1/2" i thought some kind of nudibranch but cant find any pics that match up
Nov 13, 2008 #6 Bifferwine I am a girl That's a nudibranch. I've seen pics before of that exact same type, too. But I can't remember where :(
That's a nudibranch. I've seen pics before of that exact same type, too. But I can't remember where :(
Nov 14, 2008 #7 ccCapt Reef Hacker I agree...nudibranch. Pic of the same thing here. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/nudiidfaqs.htm
Nov 14, 2008 #8 reeffreak Reef pro Definitely a nudibranch.Most of the hitchhiking nudibranches are some kind of coral predator.....be weary.
Definitely a nudibranch.Most of the hitchhiking nudibranches are some kind of coral predator.....be weary.