Slug ID?

[Ffej]

Need some help ID'ing this thing - any ideas?

 

[Platehead]

? don't know

 

[Aquaman_68]

look under this family... (tons of them)
FAMILY:

Elysiidae

Go to:http://www.seaslugforum.net/specieslist.htm

 

[smartfish]

Is this it? Look under SUBORDER ARMININA (near end of the list) FAMILY Arminidae and specimen Dermatobranchus sp. 3.

There a lot to look at... nice reference.

 

[Platehead]

I take that back, he looks like Chromodoris sp. 14

Order: NUDIBRANCHIA
Suborder: DORIDINA
Family: Chromodorididae
Check out the site Aquaman said, he looks really close to that.

 

[Ffej]

Is this it? Look under SUBORDER ARMININA (near end of the list) FAMILY Arminidae and specimen Dermatobranchus sp. 3.

There a lot to look at... nice reference.

I didn't see its foot, but I think this might be it. @ Aquaman - nice reference. My employer will be most happy you found a way to occupy me for about 90 minutes.

Here's a link to another pic I found - the one in my tank is pretty small, maybe just over 1 cm long. It appears to have alternating black spots running down its back. This pic is of a Dermatobranchus with ridges on its back.

http://www.starfish.ch/Fotos/mollus...tschnecken/Arminina/Dermatobranchus-sp2-1.jpg

If it's out again when I get home, I'll try to get a better picture than this one.

 

[smartfish]

Who knew that there were so many variations? They have some really cool colors! Kind of gave me the willie's looking through the list.

 

[Aquaman_68]

takes hours to really go thru it & read them.. (well for me it would....)

 

[new2saltyfish]

i think i'd probably take it out regardless

 

[Ffej]

I haven't seen it since I posted this nor have I seen any damages to any of my corals. Thanks all to your help.