Anyone ever see anything like this?

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This came out from under the shell of one of my nassarius snails. There is some goo attaching the crab and it doesn't seem to be moving, so I am unsure if it is alive or not. Anyway, here a few pictures. Hoping someone can tell me what it is and whether I should leave it or take it out.
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Hmmm, nope can not say I have ever seen that, weird.

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if you clean the goo off it looks a lot like this crab I found in my sump. I don't know what it is though.they have very similar body structures. But then again I guess all crab do lol.
 

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Pretty sure I just found one of these in my tank.

The diagnosis on pea crabs? Yea or neigh?
 

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