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New Livestock Aquarium Additions.

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I managed to get to a local fish store yesterday and pick up a few things. I'm absolutely in love with Nudibranchs and I understand they have very specialized diets and with my aquarium being fairly new I was concerned that they would not eat algae sheets. But I was very happy when I say the very small baby (smaller than a dime) starting to find his was to the green algae sheet and chow down.


I also managed to find another one of my favorites, the Yellow Clown Goby. He perched exactly where I thought her would and I think he is happy with the artificial reef insert as well.


I Found another Nudibranch which I have never seen before and it is much larger. Haven't seen him too interested in the algae sheets. If anyone can identify it that would be helpful. I apologize for the impulse purchase in advance.


I also found this little guy fending for his life in a tank where he shouldn't have been in so I decided to take him home. He is not the most vibrant and his hidden away for the last day and is starting to slowly warm up but he is mine.

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Updated 07-21-2013 at 02:36 PM by B1N4RY

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  1. FlammySnake's Avatar
    I don't see any stalks on the head, so it looks like a polyclad worm. This was just crawling through the tank?
  2. B1N4RY's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by FlammySnake
    I don't see any stalks on the head, so it looks like a polyclad worm. This was just crawling through the tank?
    That photograph doesn't show it but he has two of what look like rabbit ears on the front of his head.
  3. melev's Avatar
    The trick about nudibranchs is providing their dietary requirement. If you don't have what it eats, odds of survival is slim. You may need to peruse some nudi-databases to find what you have. Once you find out, you can determine what it eats.