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Old September 12th 03, 11:10 AM
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Anybody familiar with the Greek Goddess Nudibranch seen here?


Yes, have had quite a few over the years.

Is it just another organism to help with algae control? Is
there anything bad about them?


if your going for algae control the greek goddess isnt you best choice, the
"lettus slug" (which nudibranch is just a fancy word for a slug) is a better
choice here.


They are reef compatible right?


well that is a Yes/No, they do great in a reef tank, with the exception (and
this is just IME) they eat anemones, this is how they get the stingers into
their own tail crown. they LOVE overflows its almost impossiable to keep
them out of them as they will constantly crawl into them as well as the
intake of power heads. i guess they like the "sucking" flow of water as
opposed to direct out of a pump.

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Old September 12th 03, 07:02 PM
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message ...
they LOVE overflows its almost impossiable to keep
them out of them as they will constantly crawl into them as well as the
intake of power heads. i guess they like the "sucking" flow of water as
opposed to direct out of a pump.


This is the reason I have lost 2 lettuce nudis. The strainer
on the pup intake did not help at all, it squeezed in anyway.
I will never buy another nudi/slug to a tank with powerheads.
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Old September 13th 03, 02:52 AM
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Mort

Only to clarify, these are not nudibranchs, but Sap-Slugs, which are Sacoglossians, not
nudibranchs

Sacogs' eat algae and all but two species of Nukes eat other animals

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: Anybody familiar with the Greek Goddess Nudibranch seen here?
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: http://www.reeftopia.com/Nudibranch19709.html
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: I am about to place an order with these guys for a cleaning crew and I
: thought I might get one/a few of these.
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: I admit I don't even know what a nudibranch is. Any comments on that would
: be helpful. Is it just another organism to help with algae control? Is
: there anything bad about them? They are reef compatible right?
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: TIA
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