Please post Nudi-branch pics here!

[g-dude]

I have come to notice that no one really puts up pics of their Nudi-branches. So I figure why not now.

 

[viper_930]

How 'bout this montipora-eating nudi?

 

[thomas712]

Just shot this one at the LFS a few days ago

 

[thomas712]

Here are the blue velvet's I kept.

 

[thomas712]

I want to find one of these

 

[rubberduck]

u can see a pick of mine at MY UPDATED 30 GALLON. donno what it is

 

[nm reef]

All I've ever kept is a few lettuce nudis to help with a previous problem with hair algaes. I added a pair on two different occassions and both times they went to town on the hair algaes...but eventually they were destroyed by power heads...fragile creatures that don't have much ability to escape the draw of a power head...great algae eaters though.

 

[yosemite sam]

Here's my Lettuce nudi. I love watching this guy cruise around.

 

[cowfishrule]

Originally posted by Thomas712
I want to find one of these
a lfs in greenbook, nj has one of these
its the purple colored one thats in fenner's book
it looked healthy as hell, also

 

[cowfishrule]

i have nudi pics, but i dont think they would be appropriate to post here

 

[pmcrazi]

love my lettuce...

 

[pmcrazi]

1 more playin with duster...

 

[shoreliner11]

Thomas, whats the diet of the nudi you just got and the also the one you want?

 

[ky reefer]

those are so awsome

 

[shoreliner11]

You know, if someone could find a GSP eating nudibranch (if there is such a thing) I'd buy one in a blink.:yes:

 

[thomas712]

Originally posted by Shoreliner11
You know, if someone could find a GSP eating nudibranch (if there is such a thing) I'd buy one in a blink.:yes:
Amen!
Did you see where I used a steamer to get some off of one of my large peices of live rock?

 

[shoreliner11]

Yeah I did. Seemed to work pretty well. How much was that little steamer anyway. Trying to see what the cheapest and easiest way to get rid of them is.

 

[rubberduck]

beatiful snails, i here they are EXTREAMLY tough to take care of, and there natural lifespan is like a couple months at most

 

[ky reefer]

love the one thomas took

 

[alohami]

Yeah, it is even cooler in person! (the one he took the picture of, not the one he hopes to find). The one he hopes to find is cooler looking yet.
It is at our LFS, and I am hoping to buy one and give it a try after my tank is established for awhile. I still need to find out more about it and make sure it will be a good choice for me.