I.D. help

[nano1908]

Anyone know what this is? Somehow made it's way in the tank. Keep or trash?

 

[john90009]

I don’t know if it’s exactly the zoa eating varieties but it’s deff a nudibranch

 

[Trio91]

When in doubt, throw it out

 

[nano1908]

Now I hope I see that sucker when I get home. I think I need a stronger dip

Thanks guys!

 

[nano1908]

I hear dipping the rock/coral in Melafix will work but haven't tried it yet.

 

[john90009]

Have Monti or zoas? They will go to them so they are easy to find

 

[nano1908]

Yes both.

 

[Mrx7899x]

Dip wont kill the eggs

 

[nano1908]

Finally got home & took him out. Keeping my eyes peeled. Thanks guys.

 

[Haus]

I had for a short time, pulled 3-4 out in one week, one of which I saw chomping one my zoas, and I could see the zoa colonies suffering. I got a yellow coris wrasse and that took care of it. I had read that many wrasses of the haliochoeres family hunt nudibranch, and dwarf wrasses supposed to as well. Need a sand bed for haliochoeres, and if you have a small tank maybe a dwarf is better-I suggest reading up on these. Online research led me to choosing the yellow coris and it was always prowling the rock.