Australian Sea Apple

Is that a nudibranch , looks like a nudibranch. ..heeee
I am pretty sure it is an Australian Sea Apple.... I did google nudibranch when I saw your comment : ) I just took a recent picture (below) He moved himself of the ledge I put him on and attached himself where he is now... seems happy there. He stopped moving.
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Yeah so... I cannot take this risk. I have decided to take this guy out of my tank. I have no place to put him and no one that will take him... better one thing die than everything. Sad day : (

That and he just doesn’t look like he is doing well today...
 
My friend just bought a used tank, transferred the tank/sump/rocks/fish, and set it all up again. I went to visit and noticed he had a sea apple in his sump! He had no clue. I explained the risks with them. We left it in there for a week, trying to find someone to take it, but we couldn't. So he eventually removed it before anything bad could happen. ;Nailbiting
 

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