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Datasheet
| Minimum Tank Size | Unknown |
| Maximum Size | |
| Reef Compatible | Reef safe with caution |
| Temperament | Peaceful |
| Temperature | 22.2°C / 71.96°F - 25.6°C / 78.08°F |
| Specific Gravity | 1.020-1.025 |
| Carbonate Hardness | 8-12 |
| pH | 8.1-8.4 |
General Description
The Jorunna funebris, belonging to the Nudibranchia family, is a colorful species known for its vibrant appearance. These nudibranches often display bright hues, but they come with a warning due to their toxic nature, indicated by their lack of shells.
Aquarium Suitability
Due to their specialized dietary requirements, Jorunna funebris is not considered suitable for home aquariums. They are challenging to keep and generally recommended for experienced aquarists. These nudibranches need specific food sources for survival.
Care and Hardiness
The hardiness level of Jorunna funebris is unknown, making it essential to provide expert care. Maintaining stable water conditions, offering proper nutrition, and monitoring their well-being closely is crucial for their survival.
Reef Suitability
While Jorunna funebris is deemed reef safe with caution, their diet poses a risk to coral species typically found in reef environments. It is important to consider the impact they may have on the coral population within a reef setup.
Aquarium Setup
When setting up an aquarium for Jorunna funebris, it is vital to replicate their natural habitat as closely as possible. This includes providing appropriate water parameters such as a pH level of 8.1-8.4, a temperature range of 22.2-25.6°C, and a salinity of 1.020-1.025.
Behaviour
Known for their peaceful temperament, Jorunna funebris tends to be non-aggressive towards tank mates. Observing their behavior and interactions within the aquarium can provide insights into their well-being and overall health.
Feeding and Diet
Jorunna funebris primarily feeds on sponges, showcasing their specialized dietary needs. Ensuring a steady supply of suitable food sources is essential for meeting their nutritional requirements and promoting their longevity in captivity.
Habitat and Distribution
Native to the East Indian Ocean, Australia, Indonesia, and the Central/West Pacific regions, Jorunna funebris thrives in specific marine environments. Their natural habitat influences their dietary preferences and overall care needs.