Cross between a slug and llympid (ish)

Bartmmackey · Nov 23, 2013

Howdy folk, never have seen this dude, he looked to be eating algea and pushing out white-ish puffs through the tube. About 3/4 long shell plus. Any ideas? Thanks, b

TJ's Reef · Nov 23, 2013

Looks like a Stomatella Snail species ?

Cheers, Todd

Reefing Madness · Nov 23, 2013

TJ's Reef said:
Looks like a Stomatella Snail species ?

Cheers, Todd

Gotta agree

returnofsid · Nov 23, 2013

Definitely a Stomatella Snail.

Bartmmackey · Nov 23, 2013

Thanks Team, I assume from my coursory reading I shouldn't fret and let'm do their magic? If he needs to got eh way of the paddle-wheel, let me know.

SeahorseKeeper · Nov 23, 2013

They are beneficial members of the CUC.

Big Dave · Nov 23, 2013

SeahorseKeeper said:
They are beneficial members of the CUC.

+1 and as a bonus, they easily reproduce in your tank with no special care!

Bartmmackey · Nov 23, 2013

How cool is that! Best to y'all. Happy reefing. Thanks and thanks.

Cross between a slug and llympid (ish)

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