Nudibranch: regal sea goddess

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Has anyone ever had success in keeping regal sea goddess, please share your story if u have. What do you feed them, how do they strive, there's literally no information on the internet for them. thanks.
 
Has anyone ever had success in keeping regal sea goddess, please share your story if u have. What do you feed them, how do they strive, there's literally no information on the internet for them. thanks.
I spoke to my wholesaler / transhipper and he said they're omnivores. What they eat, very microscopic food like Reef roids.
 
I spoke to my wholesaler / transhipper and he said they're omnivores. What they eat, very microscopic food like Reef roids.
Thank you so much that was really helpful. I gonna give that a try, that's part of what I feed my corals too. Here's a picture of mine, she really is a goddess.
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Not all only eat sponge but yes they are hard to keep, and I have no idea What that one eats
 
All Nudibranch eat sponge you have a 2% chance of keeping it:D
So far it seem to be doing pretty well. For one, not all nudibranchs eat sponge and the ones that do don't eat all sponges only specific ones. I have a yellow elephant ear sponge and a red ball boring sponge and he doesn't even go near them.
 
Not all only eat sponge but yes they are hard to keep, and I have no idea What that one eats
Yeah the only information on the internet is that they're hard to keep. It seem to be doing good so far though so fingers crossed.
 
Yeah the only information on the internet is that they're hard to keep. It seem to be doing good so far though so fingers crossed.
how did it go?
 

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