Sea Slugs

[safety4fire]

Does any one have on in their tank, What do they eat, what are they like to keep?

[albert_dao]

No one keeps them with success. Pending on the species, their diets are extremely selective and, in many cases, limited, eg. some species will ONLY eat cerianthids and some may only restrict their prey to two or three species of bryozoans. If anyone tells you they eat algae, pure BS. No nudibranches eat algae.

[camrock]

well i think you are full of bs,i had a bad algae problem in my tank 3 months ago
and he has aten about90% of it and he is doing quiet well

[Hermit Mel]

are you sure you dont have a sea hare, and not a nudi?

Hermit Mel

[albert_dao]

Originally Posted by camrock

well i think you are full of bs,i had a bad algae problem in my tank 3 months ago
and he has aten about90% of it and he is doing quiet well

Hi, you're pretty abrassive. Would you care to revoke your statement? Or should I make you look like an idiot?

[demon666]

hold on there albert no need for such harsh words..........."make you look like an idiot" i beleive this statement has already made you look like one........... just tell everyone what you about these slugs so everyone can learn...... no need to bash someone or tell them you are going to make them look like an idiot...........IMO

[albert_dao]

Originally Posted by demon666

hold on there albert no need for such harsh words..........."make you look like an idiot" i beleive this statement has already made you look like one........... just tell everyone what you about these slugs so everyone can learn...... no need to bash someone or tell them you are going to make them look like an idiot...........IMO

My apologies to the general public. However, no such apologies to the one who says I'm full of BS. Thx.

I'll wait for a reply Mr. Knowitall before I start making referrences to information on nudibranches.

[G1GY]

Originally Posted by camrock

well i think you are full of bs,i had a bad algae problem in my tank 3 months ago
and he has aten about90% of it and he is doing quiet well

Ooops!

http://216.187.96.54/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=25355

You're thinking of something different perhaps? Seahare does not = sea slug.