Seeing little white nudibranches in my reef

[Lucky Dragon]

I've been seeing numerous little (~3/4") white nudis lately. Should I be removing them? Are any nudibranches reef safe?Anybody try feeding them to their anenome? Would a six-line be helpful?

 

[Blown 346]

Some nudi's are not reef safe and some are. Im not sure what are and what arent. If I dont know what they are I get them out until I find a answer.

 

[divewsharks]

got any pics?

 

[kmk2307]

Do they have "frills" all over their back or do they have one ring of gills near their hind end. Are you seening them eating any algae or anything off the glass? Try looking for them at night on your corals, especially zoanthids and montipora if you have them.

Kevin

 

[Rodrigo_Buccazio]

Without any picture it's difficult to tell.

 

[Lucky Dragon]

I'm working on a pic, but it's proving difficult. The problem is worse than I thought....I pulled about 50 of these buggers out of my clove coral (I think it's dead now.), and there are still more roaming around. They don't look like they have frills on their backs, but they're so small, I could be missing them. I'll try to get a pic tonight. Does anyone know if 6-line Wrasses (or anything else that's reef safe.) eat nudis?

 

[Lucky Dragon]

I've added a pic in my gallery....kinda blury though...sorry.

 

[kmk2307]

Try looking up Dermatobranchus on google's picture search.

Here's what the sea slug forum has:
http://images.google.com/images?q=Dermatobranchus&svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&start=40&sa=N