Breeding Journal, Species: Baeolidia harrietae

General
Species:  Baeolidia harrietae a.k.a. Zoanthid Eating Nudibranch           
Social Structure:  Quartet, hermaphrodites
Size of Individuals:  1-2"
Age of Individuals:  Unknown
Date added to Tank:  23 July, 2013

Broodstock Tank Details
Size of Tank:  .82 Liters (Mason Jar)
Substrate Details:  None
Filtration Details:  None
Water Changes:  None
Water Temperature: Ambient, around 70-80F          
Lighting:  Sunlight
Lighting Cycle:  Sunlight
Other Tank Inhabitants:  None

Broodstock Feeding Details
Food Types:  Zoanthids, Sunlight
Feeding Schedule:  All the time

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Additional Information
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They are happily eating, (two of them), on the polyps I left in there, the two others have been staying together for awhile but not spawning nor eating with the others

One thing I have been noticing a lot is that they tend to just get to the top of the water (and I mean LITERALLY the top) and just hang there (also seen in pic one)

I possibly might have two holding eggs, two of them were sticking close together earlier for around an hour and a half and at the tail end of both of them, there are these white dots... Sorry for the lack of pics, I am currently trying to find my macrolens to take some

Do you have any more photos of these guys?  I ask, because they don't look like the species, at least according to http://www.seaslugforum.net/aeolharr.htm

None on me Matt, sorry. These guys ended up dying on me and haven't seen any since.