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Old 12-05-2005, 02:20 PM
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has anybody tried keeping nudibranches before? are they easy or hardy creatures? heard that it only eats special 'sponge' corals. do they eat algae?
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Old 12-05-2005, 02:47 PM
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has anybody tried keeping nudibranches before? are they easy or hardy creatures? heard that it only eats special 'sponge' corals. do they eat algae?
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nudibranches most of them is hard to kept. but if it start eating, then can be easy to maintain. keep nudibranches away from ur powerhead, very easy to die. i also not very sure what to give it eats. mostly they will eat algae inside the aqua. i think u get more research on it and wait for other expert to answer ur question. may i know what type is ur nudibranch?? blue dragon?? have pic???

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I haven't bought any nudibranches yet. I saw them in a local fish shop (would that be short for LFS?) and they have plenty of colorful ones. don't know the specie.. i'm still searching for their specie name on the net. but i'm most probably gonna get one with orange/yellow frills on the bottom with blue and white stripe on the body.

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Old 12-05-2005, 04:21 PM
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csloo, this is the fella that i saw in the lfs. it's a Chromodoris elisabethina. do you know their common name?

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Old 12-05-2005, 05:03 PM
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csloo, this is the fella that i saw in the lfs. it's a Chromodoris elisabethina. do you know their common name?
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'Chromodoris quadricolor Ruppell & Leuckart 1828. Red Sea, eastern Africa... changing and being called other species heading into the Pacific (C. annae, C. elizabethina, C. magnifica). To 4.5 cm. in length. Below: in Bunaken, Indonesia, an aquarium and in the Red Sea.'

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'Chromodoris quadricolor Ruppell & Leuckart 1828. Red Sea, eastern Africa... changing and being called other species heading into the Pacific (C. annae, C. elizabethina, C. magnifica). To 4.5 cm. in length. Below: in Bunaken, Indonesia, an aquarium and in the Red Sea.'
wah, u do research on it ha. u seem write an article of this nudibranch on the newspaper, hahaha!! this nudi is common cause i see it in every LFS. i never buy nudibranch b4, but i buy spanish dancer. nudibranch is good but not easy to kept. u can kept, but make sure that it eat something loh, if not, 1 month later, it will die. kekekeke!!!

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we're most probably gonna get the nudibranch this weekend (that's if it's still in sitting in the shop). will keep you updated.

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we're most probably gonna get the nudibranch this weekend (that's if it's still in sitting in the shop). will keep you updated.
in aus, i pretty sure that there is a lot of pretty colourful nudibranch and some of them not found in malaysia. beside, a lot of coral at australia also, right??

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I know there are alots of LFS here in Melbourne which I haven't been to yet.. I've seen lots of different corals and nudibranches.. but they're damn expensive.

We've only started this marine tank for 1.5 months and it's getting very addictive...and very expensive too. haha Our 2' marine tank is only up and running for 1.5 months, and we're now thinking of selling our 3' african cichlids tank for a new marine collection! hehe

Do you guys have many tanks or fish collections?

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I know there are alots of LFS here in Melbourne which I haven't been to yet.. I've seen lots of different corals and nudibranches.. but they're damn expensive.

We've only started this marine tank for 1.5 months and it's getting very addictive...and very expensive too. haha Our 2' marine tank is only up and running for 1.5 months, and we're now thinking of selling our 3' african cichlids tank for a new marine collection! hehe

Do you guys have many tanks or fish collections?
for me nope cause my house no have space to get a collection of tank. fish also nope cause when my fish collection is complete, there must be 1 of them died cause of fighting, hahaha!!

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