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Not really. Most nudibranchs are thought to be carnivorous and to have way too specific of dietary needs to keep them in our tanks effectively. I'm not aware of any that eat a wide variety of sponges, and - unfortunately - most sponges tend to be pretty difficult to keep in our tanks anyway.are There any reef safe nudibranch that can coexist with lettuce nudibranch, and eat algae or any species of sponge not just one specific kind.
The 2 nudibranchs you have pics of there are Hypselodoris apolegma and a Phyllidia sp., probably Phyllidia varicosa. They both eat highly specific sponge species, and would be basically impossible to keep at this point.are the 2 nudibranch pictured reef safe.