Sea snail?

[Vpkjules]

Sea snail?

Yeah, the white dots match with the juvenile we have in the tank. We still google if we can keep it or remove it [emoji848]

Our live rock came from indonesia so could be possible that he is a hitchhicker

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[Bent]

Yeah, the white dots match with the juvenile we have in the tank. We still google if we can keep it or remove it [emoji848]

Our live rock came from indonesia so could be possible that he is a hitchhicker

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That makes sense, the picture I got said it was a species from the indo-pacific.

Polyclads are all predatory, you will Unfortunatley have to remove it.

 

[Bent]

Found it:

http://www.nudipixel.net/species/pseudoceros_rubronanus/

Pseudoceros rubronanus

 

[Grimreaperz]

You could put it in a species tank and feed it snails and clams. It is beautiful!

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[C.Eymann]

Found it:

http://www.nudipixel.net/species/pseudoceros_rubronanus/

Pseudoceros rubronanus

Looks like you nailed the species, :thumbsup:, now what do they eat? like I mentioned before about the genus being mostly tunicate and possibly sponge eaters I doubt the said worm poses a big threat to OP's tank. Unless they have purple tunicates or sponges they adore, but no danger to coral.

 

[C.Eymann]

You could put it in a species tank and feed it snails and clams. It is beautiful!

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its not a predator of gastropods like some flatworms, this one is pretty much harmless more than likely.

 

[Bent]

Looks like you nailed the species, :thumbsup:, now what do they eat? like I mentioned before about the genus being mostly tunicate and possibly sponge eaters I doubt the said worm poses a big threat to OP's tank. Unless they have purple tunicates or sponges they adore, but no danger to coral.

Possibly, I'm trying to do some more research here but you are probably correct.

 

[C.Eymann]

Possibly, I'm trying to do some more research here but you are probably correct.

Joint efforts always lead to accuracy, nice ID bud :beer:

 

[Vpkjules]

Found it:

http://www.nudipixel.net/species/pseudoceros_rubronanus/

Pseudoceros rubronanus

Thanks for the effort! I'm amazed you found it [emoji16] I would buy you a belgian beer [emoji85] or 2! [emoji481]


So i can leave my friend in the tank. But in the future can i insert a tridacna for example? Or will this be his dinner then?
Our main goal is to have some anemones, few corals. So they will be safe for him?


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