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Looks like a dollabellaDoes somebody know the exact spices of the sea hare in the photo?
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the Dolabellas that i have had are barker, and have a pronounced rounded posterior
is this an Elysia?
the Dolabellas that i have had are barker, and have a pronounced rounded posterior
is this an Elysia?
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And the Donabella(s) that I have are algae eating monsters, and you need a plan for what to do with them when their food goes away.
I had one squeeze its way through the weir into the return and got all chopped up (grimace)
I had one squeeze its way through the weir into the return and got all chopped up (grimace)
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I also think it is an Elysia due to the resemblance, but as a matter of fact I got it while collecting sea weed for my other animals and I didn’t know I picked it up-only noticed it after a couple of days.
I live on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea.
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