Help ID: nudi with long stringy tentacle

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Get this nudi-like hitchhiker from TBS live rock. Seems to appear more often after lights out. Mostly transparent, a little green/brown. Have two very very long stringy tentacle extending from its front and end, the stringy tentacle is very thin and has a comb-like structure.

Good or bad? Anyone can identify it? IMG_4504.jpeg IMG_4503.jpeg
 

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Those look like flatworms and not nudibranch…
They seem to flat out when dead; looking from the side or top they look very much like some nudi with those little tips and structures. Wonder if any flatworm would have tentacles stretching out? So far I only know a few common flatworms, all are very “flat”
 

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They seem to flat out when dead; looking from the side or top they look very much like some nudi with those little tips and structures. Wonder if any flatworm would have tentacles stretching out? So far I only know a few common flatworms, all are very “flat”
Got it, I couldn’t see structures like that from your photos.
 

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