Hello anybody saw snail like that ??:)

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I just bought him, looks great :) ,,,but what is on his shell/?
thanks

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Is it hard or soft?
It looks to me like it was a SPS that was growing on the snail shell and died leaving behind its calcareous skeleton.
 
I just bought onother one ;) owner of the shop told me that it is a nossarius with hard algae
 
Looks like a cerith. Nars have proboscis. Not sure on growth.
 
Branching coralline algae growth that bleached and got covered with other stuff
 
Branching coralline algae growth that bleached and got covered with other stuff

i ve got two ,, there was another 5 in the shop ,,all same look ,,, is it to much probability ??
 

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