WTB Xenia Mimic Nudibranch

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Looking for a Phyllodesmium rudmani nudibranch aka Xenia Mimic Nudibranch for to be a lawnmower for my Xenia tank!
 
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Looking for a Phyllodesmium rudmani nudibranch aka Xenia Mimic Nudibranch for to be a lawnmower for my Xenia tank!
Me too lol let me know!
Although I don’t think these are readily available for aquarist if at all
 
Looking for a Phyllodesmium rudmani nudibranch aka Xenia Mimic Nudibranch for to be a lawnmower for my Xenia tank!
I've never found a listing online though it'd be nice to have a such a relationship that keeps prolific coral in check. It's likely because whoever breeds them would have to have a supply of xenia enough to support a population of many nudibranchs, and with that kind of dedicaton, they might as well make far greater profits breeding and selling animals of greater demand. Also in order to be the first to breed an animal in captivity, you have to capture enough of them in the wild which is not only difficult in itself, but it poses risks with wildlife protection policies.
 

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