Need ID on Nudibranch

Camshaft Ramrod

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Has anyone seen this type of nudibranch before?
Is this a nudibranch?..

click a da picka

 

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Looks like Elysia crispata, but not too sure on that.

 

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Thanks for the quick reply.
It does look a bit like crispata, but crispata have more of a "folded ribbon" look to them, give or take.

 

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Yea, I know im really not too sure on this one Cam. Good luck with it though, nice to see you on this side

 

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Yoji_步骤 said:

nice to see you on this side

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shhh...dont tell anybody...:uhoh:

 

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Looks like a tritoniopsis elegans to me, just got its sides curled up on your pic.

 

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I believe you're right. Thanks reef. He's a cool looking little bugger.

 

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Cool looking, but loves soft corals to munch on

 

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Yeah, he's in a specimen cup next to the tank now. I remembered seeing him fall off of a rock that a coral I bought a few days ago was attached to. I tried to find him then, but he vanished in my tank.

 

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good thing you found him lol or those star polyps would be done for.