Can I get some help... need an I.D.

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I believe it is a type of flatworm. Just not sure exactly what kind. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
 

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They do not affect any of the corals that we know of, they are found mostly on the sand bed and sometimes on the glass.
 

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