New Aiptasia Eating Nudibranchs
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Talking about these ones?
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Spurilla Nudibranch - Aiptasia Eater
Spurilla sp. - The Biota captive bred Spurilla Nudibranch is a type of Aeolid nudibranch. The species commonly associated with the name "Spurilla" in North Carolina waters is likely Spurilla neapolitana, a species widely distributed in warm temperate and tropical waters, though identification...
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Yep.Talking about these ones?
Spurilla Nudibranch - Aiptasia Eater
Spurilla sp. - The Biota captive bred Spurilla Nudibranch is a type of Aeolid nudibranch. The species commonly associated with the name "Spurilla" in North Carolina waters is likely Spurilla neapolitana, a species widely distributed in warm temperate and tropical waters, though identification...
They’re interesting. The description just generalizes to anemones so who knows
My friend who told me he heard they might eat Majanos also said he's hearing they may eat Zoas as well though.
What do you do with them after they've consumed all the pest anemones? Same conundrum with Berghia. I wonder what the lifespan is for these in the wild.
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