If it is a zoanthid eating nudibranch, you'll have to feed it zoanthids or it won't last very long....

i refuse to cut up my zoo for this little bugger. i hope someone will kill it for me or take it away for their tank. i may just have to bring it with me to the meet next month. i'll trade it for some zoos :lol:

lol....if you end up haveing to kill it but you don't want to do it yourself I can come buy and take it away!!!

kuch, take it away to a farm like they took away my dog when i was 5? or take it away to love and care... either way, it works for me!

so of course, before i go to bed i look at my tank with my flash light, and what do i find? ANOTHER ONE and it's alot smaller then the first. It was roaming around in my zoos. i'm thinking they are the zoo eating type. oh well... poor little guys. no zoodles for them!

Do a FW/iodine dip on your zoanthids. I believe that's what they normally do.

After reading this,got me thinking I should dip ALL my zoos :eek: I keep pretty close watch on my tank with the magnifying glass and haven't noticed anything that fit the description.
I have a rare "Arctic sun coral" that I can trade you for the nudibranch,It's kinda white,never see the polyps ever,no target feeding required :razz: :mrgreen:

the suckers i have really blend in with the zoos.

and i don't get it, what the heck is an artic sun coral, some kind of sick joke??? grrrrr :evil:

do you know the iodine/water ratio? i'm gonna have to go buy some iodine. was planning on that today anyways.

Not sure of the ratio. I just use like 6 drops of Lugols solution in a small tupperware bowl! I'd also add in some flatworm exit just in case.