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Hi bros,

Need help to ID these fellows. Found 3 of them since 2 days ago crawling over LR and tank glass. Not sure if there are zoas eater or berghia. Pardon the poor photo quality, very hard to focus on these small fellows.

Thank you :)

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Jeff

Aquarium: 48" x 18" x 24" tank with 24" x 15" x 15" sump (approx. 150 gallons)
Equipment: Maxspect Razor 320W, Vortech MP40, Vertex Omega 180i, Eheim 1262 return pump, Hailea HS 66A, Bacteria King
Fish and coral food: Henry's Reefgourmet pellets, Preis coral energizer, Kent Marine PhytoPlex, Brightwell Reef Snow, Two-Little Fishies Marine Snow
Dosage: Triton Elements

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Any bro can help ID? Thanks.

2 better photos.

Regards,
Jeff

Aquarium: 48" x 18" x 24" tank with 24" x 15" x 15" sump (approx. 150 gallons)
Equipment: Maxspect Razor 320W, Vortech MP40, Vertex Omega 180i, Eheim 1262 return pump, Hailea HS 66A, Bacteria King
Fish and coral food: Henry's Reefgourmet pellets, Preis coral energizer, Kent Marine PhytoPlex, Brightwell Reef Snow, Two-Little Fishies Marine Snow
Dosage: Triton Elements

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Thanks. Actually I realised that because I found at least 2 of them on my zoas. Since then, I caught 5 of them I hope that they have not layed any eggs around .... :(

Regards,
Jeff

Aquarium: 48" x 18" x 24" tank with 24" x 15" x 15" sump (approx. 150 gallons)
Equipment: Maxspect Razor 320W, Vortech MP40, Vertex Omega 180i, Eheim 1262 return pump, Hailea HS 66A, Bacteria King
Fish and coral food: Henry's Reefgourmet pellets, Preis coral energizer, Kent Marine PhytoPlex, Brightwell Reef Snow, Two-Little Fishies Marine Snow
Dosage: Triton Elements

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Thanks. Actually I realised that because I found at least 2 of them on my zoas. Since then, I caught 5 of them I hope that they have not layed any eggs around .... :(

Try wrasses like yellow, leopard etc.. May helps to control the nudi population..Cheers.

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Thanks. Actually I realised that because I found at least 2 of them on my zoas. Since then, I caught 5 of them I hope that they have not layed any eggs around .... :(

Try bro CFOh suggestion. All the best to win the war against them! I'm facing someone even more challenging now...colonial hydroids lol

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Thanks. I believe wrasse from Halichoeres class may pick on the nudibranch. I am also sourcing for them but thinking of getting a rarer species :) beside yellow wrasse

Regards,
Jeff

Aquarium: 48" x 18" x 24" tank with 24" x 15" x 15" sump (approx. 150 gallons)
Equipment: Maxspect Razor 320W, Vortech MP40, Vertex Omega 180i, Eheim 1262 return pump, Hailea HS 66A, Bacteria King
Fish and coral food: Henry's Reefgourmet pellets, Preis coral energizer, Kent Marine PhytoPlex, Brightwell Reef Snow, Two-Little Fishies Marine Snow
Dosage: Triton Elements

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