Any ideas what this invert could be?

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I found this guy in my overflow about 6 months ago. Hasn't moved from what I can tell but has gotten much larger. (Not the bristle worm but the mollusk type thing.

I know it is a long shot on identification without a shot of the shell but am curious as to what it could be. I can't get a shot of the shell as it is in too tight of a place.

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As you suspected, we really do need to see the other side. It could be a limpet.

That worm is a Dorvilleidae, BTW. :)
 
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Here is a partial shot of the shell I got tonight by scraping the glass in the overflow.
 

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