Need an ID please.

[Jbr2389]

Need an ID on this guy, please. Looks like a Berghia but only ones I've seen are white so I'm afraid he may eat coral. Sorry for the double pic, won't let me remove it... Not sure why.

 

[Tahoe61]

What corals have you added recently and what coral in your tank does it look like?

 

[Jbr2389]

Recently has been a few acros, acans, monti and a jawbreaker shroom. I dipped them all though. He's an orange color so if anything he's close to the pair of acans I recently got or jackolantern lepto I guess but the lepto is old. I also have some Zoas with orange like utter chaos and fire and ice.

 

[Jbr2389]

Oh, just remember I had a torch die that I recently got as well. Was a yellowish color.

 

[Tahoe61]

I love Nudibranch and think they are extremely cool. You can wait and watch which is what I would do. Or remove because many are specific coral eaters. The image is not great and the image does not look like a Zoanthid Eating Nudibranch, could be the angle though. Zoanthid eating look like the type of Zoanthid they eat because they consume that Zoanthids Zooxanthellae. (say that 5 times fast) :-)

 

[Jbr2389]

Maybe this is better, tried to get his face this time. Cell phone pics suck unfortunately. He's in another tank without coral because I was afraid but from what I see no coral is missing unless they can kill a torch? I'd love to put him back if I can find out if he eats aiptasia. I really appreciate the help!

 

[Tahoe61]

Sorry with that image he looks like a Zoanthid eater. I would wait for others to chime in. :-(
Nope not an Aiptasia eater.

 

[Spit.fire]

bad nudi, squish it, find the rest kill them all

 

[Spit.fire]

burghia are white and sometimes have a bit of brown on them

 

[Jbr2389]

Alright, I appreciate the help. Think there's most likely more than one? He's the only one I saw and he's out in a nano with no corals now.

 

[Spit.fire]

Alright, I appreciate the help. Think there's most likely more than one? He's the only one I saw and he's out in a nano with no corals now.

99% of the time there is more than one, only time and dipping corals will tell