Help identifying this nudibranch, it has neat colors

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Hello, I have been offline for a while. I just picked up a bunch of corals and during the dip and acclimate process,I got this little guy isolated. From browsing threads it appears to be a nudibranch but I can't seem to find examples with this coloration. Is it good, bad, neutral? I have it isolated in its own water and didn't put it in the tank proper yet.

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Elysia sp, possibly E. Obtusa.

Algae eating Nudibranch, good to have.
 

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