It's about 50mm long. I just noticed it moving on a rock, then watched it for about 30 minutes as it moved to one end of the tank & disappeared behind the rocks/coral. Haven't seen it since.
Away at the moment when back will be able to give an answer if the community don't come up with one first!
Looks like a nudi, how big is it and how did it just appear?
Can anyone tell me what this is please? My aquarium has been established for quite some time and its the first time I have seen this.
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Posted by @fishx6You critter has been named, check it out in your gallery! It probably arrived on your corals, so be careful as this is what it likes to feed on!
Posted by AlyonaSeemingly a nudibranchTritoniopsis - looks like T.alba (or elegans).
Posted by @fishx6Will let you know when we have an answer!
Posted by Squidd aIt's about 50mm long. I just noticed it moving on a rock, then watched it for about 30 minutes as it moved to one end of the tank & disappeared behind the rocks/coral. Haven't seen it since.
Posted by @fishx6Away at the moment when back will be able to give an answer if the community don't come up with one first! Looks like a nudi, how big is it and how did it just appear?
Posted by @darcy05looks like a type of nudibranch
Posted by @SquiddaCan anyone tell me what this is please? My aquarium has been established for quite some time and its the first time I have seen this.