hes green and theres no ID help plz

[Tru2nr]

so i was lookin in my tank and i saw this thing on the glass and im like wtf is that so i take a couple of pictures so here we go

 

[Royalscott]

sea slug/nudibranch?

 

[Anselth]

might be a stomatella, although the coloring is different from those that I've seen.

 

[Tru2nr]

clolor is thrown' me off and i haven't bought anything new that this thing coulda come on i mean i picked up a couple of single*non attached polyps* and a non-attached xenia

 

[Tru2nr]

wheres boomer! heh

 

[Dentoid]

My guess.

The Sea Slug Forum - Berthellina citrina

 

[lcstorc]

It looks very much like my shrek above. It showed up in my qt several months after I had added anything. Here is the thread where Boomer gave me the ID. I suspect it is the same thing. (Frans is my husband and he started the thread.)

http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/reef-hitchhiker-id/14173-id-help-shrek.html

 

[framerguy]

It sure looks the same Lynn. Oxidoe verinis (aka lily livered sap sucker?- JK)

 

[lcstorc]

LOL
It is kind of funny. I left the tank up about 6 months with just the rock in it because new things kept crawling out of the rock. Without predators it was amazing to see what came out months later. In fact we called the tank our science experiment and had a lot of fun looking for IDs on the things that would appear.
There was also this strange fuzzy thing that we never did get an ID on.
now the tank has my clowns and RBTA so we haven't seen much come out anymore.

 

[Tru2nr]

thanks i'll have to make sure i put him back into the fuge with the calurpa

 

[Boomer]

Nice ID lynn, that wuold be my guess also but would like to see a better pic. They are not yellow but always green.

 

[lcstorc]

Well Boomer it was your ID. I just remembered my thread with a similar critter.

 

[Becca]

If you have the book on the link below there is a picture and care info about this animal on page 334

Amazon.com: A PocketExpert Guide to Marine Invertebrates: 500+ Essential-to-Know Aquarium Species: Ronald L. Shimek: Books

 

[Boomer]

Becca, that is a completly different animal. It is a Bivale snail, Berthelinia sp but it is also a sapsucker like the other.

I need a better pic. The closest thing I can find is a Tylodina sp And I do not buy that at all. It looks like Lynn's, only yellow. And I'l bet it is a sapsucker due to the big 'Antlers" and the way it sits. It should be easy to ID as yellow is kinda rare in seaslugs. I can not find anything yet and I have 2 books just on slugs and one has 1,000 pic's of them.

Tylodina - Google Image Search

 

[lcstorc]

That's a pretty cool looking critter Boomer.

 

[Boomer]

I think they are cool also. There are some other cool ones like Headshells. Look for Hydatina sp

 

[lcstorc]

Now that is pretty cool. There are some really pretty and unusual ones out there.
That search was pretty cool.
Thanks