Help - Possible Snail Eating my SPS

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Help identifying what looks like a small snail?

Two of my SPS corals have receding tissue. My parameters are stable but I cannot figure out the cause of the lost tissue.

I did a coral dip on both corals and this is what came off. Any ideas or help is appreciated

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Thank you! Don’t see anything that looks like small dots or flatworms. Bit confused what causing the receding
 

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Thank you! Don’t see anything that looks like small dots or flatworms. Bit confused what causing the receding
I would say lack of light to those areas has caused the receding but could also be just one factor.
 
i thought my snails were eating my coral but the coral seem fine....they are open and don't seem to mind the snail.
 

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