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06-14-2010, 06:27 PM
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GL with that nudibranch. Hypselodoris apolegma, from my understanding is extremely had to keep due to relying on sponges to eat and not just any sponge, a specific species at that. Seems like alot of LFS's have been telling customers that they will eat algae but the rule of thumb with these nudibranchs is to stay away from them due to specific requirements
Imo its sad to see these guys in the hobby because of the high death rate. to me its just a way to make money. even more fussy than harliquin shrimp 
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