Aeolid Nudibranchs - Podcast Episode 48

[Rob]

In this months Reefkeeping edition of the Talkingreef Podcast, we are joined by Brian Plankis. Brian is joining us today to talk about his observations on pest anemone predation by an under researched Aeolid nudibranch

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[ZeroKoolNYC]

Rob, awesome is this available for download now?

[Rob]

sure is..

[AdamJ]

nudibranchs are my thing, found some great specimens when i was camping this last week....

go nudibranchs!

another nudibranch site i like:

http://slugsite.tierranet.com/

[Rob]

awesome adam..
if you have a specialty, or something similar you would like to come on the show and talk about, shoot me a PM, and we can set it up

[Marauder-m]

Rob,

You continue to impress with the standard of the podcast. This is a topic that I enjoyed because I had a nudibrach pop out of some live rock. Sadly I was away from home at the time and I only got to see pictures of it that were taken by my girlfriend. It died before I got back :-(

[Rob]

thanks for the comments.. hopefully i can continue to live up to everyones rising standards...lol

[ZeroKoolNYC]

Rob, finally got to listen to the Podcast on the way to work this morning. Thank you for my fix! :-) Just a suggestion for a new Podcast maybe you should have a discussion on nightwatching since I myself never knew of this as a common practice and many new comers to the website may also not know of this as a discovery observation to their aquariums.

[Rob]

awesome idea..
maybe a video, my camera has "night shot" (infrared )
i will come up with something.. thanks for the idea

[Jimm]

...as vision of bristleworms danced in his head.

[UMpg]

Nudibranchs are my favorite as well. They make the best photo subjects on a dive. Another great source on opisthobranch information is http://www.seaslugforum.net/, I highly recomend it for anyone seeking more information on nudibranchs.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by UMpg

Another great source on opisthobranch information is http://www.seaslugforum.net/, I highly recommend it for anyone seeking more information on nudibranchs.

this link was also recommended by Brian, and is in the show notes for this show

[UMpg]

oh, sorry about the repeat then

[Rob]

Originally Posted by UMpg

oh, sorry about the repeat then

np..
i was actually wonderign the other day if anyone actually opens and/or reads the show notes.. lol

maybe that should be a poll..

[ZeroKoolNYC]

Nightvision rocks!