I found this in my filter sock

[MikeC]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AVEtF1ufmo&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Is it good bad should I put in my fuge ? Back in the DT? Or get rid of it.

 

[myblock175]

what is that?

 

[MikeC]

what is that?

Ummm that's why I posted it in the identification forum :smash:

 

[thirty6]

when in doubt...throw it out
looks like some sort of nudi, but im far from expert on id critters

 

[myblock175]

lol

 

[duke62]

Looks like a limpet

 

[greybolt03]

Def a nudibranch but I would keep it in the fuge till you find out what kind?

 

[Widdy]

Turbellaria Flatworm?

 

[mbg75]

Looks like a nudi

 

[reefoman]

For me it looks like Dendrodoris Nigra

 

[saltwaterinbrooklyn]

Had one of those in my tank and i saw it once and never saw it again, it comes out at night and when lights turned on it took off and hid, check it on google

 

[stbarnabas]

its a nudi slug ......... id keep it in the sump .

 

[MikeC]

its a nudi slug ......... id keep it in the sump .

:thrash:

 

[skene]

unfortunately it is difficult to id without images from the top. pictures of its underbelly are not ways to properly id a critter.

 

[MikeC]

Side view

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUUt8t7nhwc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[skene]

maybe a dendrodoris nigra...

 

[reefoman]

maybe a dendrodoris nigra...

 

[REEF MANIA]

Does it have white spots from the top view. If so I would say its a Dendrodoris nigra. Either way I flush it.

 

[MikeC]

Does it have white spots from the top view. If so I would say its a Dendrodoris nigra. Either way I flush it.

yup 2 white spots on it's antennas ,it's in the sump now cruzing around.

 

[skene]

unless you are planning on providing the necessary requirements to keep that nudi, I would suggest removing it. You do not want it to die there and risk any toxic excretions when it dies.