Nudibranches Adoption Thread

[Elune]

Hi people, if you guys found any Nudibranches in your new rocks / corals, and you dun wan them at all, please put them up for adoption!

Do the following when you post:

1) Post a picture of them

2) preferably with their proper scientific names.

3) Where they are hitchhiking on. (Cuz it is probably what they feed on).

Lets make this thread one with a beautiful display of colorful Nudibranches pictures!

[Elune]

Be warned though, Nudibranches are Time Bombs.

Think twice before you adopt them.

Also, telling where they are hitchhiking on (which is probably what they are feeding on, ) will contribute to my research into Nudibranches (especially those found in local waters) and what food they eat! Contributions are appreciated!

[FuEl]

A good book to get would be: Nudibranchs and sea snails. Indo-pacific field guide by Helmut Debelius. Could be found in Kinokuniya at the biology section.

[stix]

Anyone want to adopt my nudibranch? (Chromodoris bullocki)

[Elune]

Has this Nudibranch been collected yet? if not, upz for u~

[godzillaliu88]

is it reef safe?

wad does it feeds on?

[Killerwhale]

This nudibranch is known to some as the "Funeral Jorunna" or "Ringed Dorid". Both are examples of "common" names, as compared to the scientific name (genus and species: in this case Jorunna Funebris). In order to breed, animals of a given species must find another animal of the same species.

Their favourite food is blue sponge. anyone take it? sms at 81127619.

[Elune]

Bumpz~ any nudibranches for adoption?

[scubajazz]

Anyone want to adopt my nudibranch? (Chromodoris bullocki)

I just bought this Chromodoris bullocki, what does it feed on and is it posionous. I have a angler frogfish and a lionfish with 3 damsel in it.

[scubajazz]

I just bought this Chromodoris bullocki, what does it feed on and is it posionous. I have a angler frogfish and a lionfish with 3 damsel in it.

Hey, I was browsing thru and found another name for it in the forum here which is called Hypselodoris Apolegma

[moi_dar]

Hey, I was browsing thru and found another name for it in the forum here which is called Hypselodoris Apolegma

Hi this nudibranch is reef safe but it will eventually dies cos it's a bit tought to find the sponge it feeds on.

Can find out more on this website

http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall.cfm?base=hypsbull2