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Hey,
I’m wondering if anyone could id this critter,
I’ve never seen this before so not sure if it’s good or bad.
Pretty sure it came in from a coral that I recently purchased from a different lfs,
Coral dip and iodine dip still survived.
mainly interest in discovering what it is.
Any help appreciated,
Thanks.
 
Hey,
I’m wondering if anyone could id this critter,
I’ve never seen this before so not sure if it’s good or bad.
Pretty sure it came in from a coral that I recently purchased from a different lfs,
Coral dip and iodine dip still survived.
mainly interest in discovering what it is.
Any help appreciated,
Thanks.

I don't know exactly what it is but I have hundreds in my tank and they are harmless, I find they hide under coral plugs or rocks. I was also worried when some came off during a coral dip but I think it's just some type of pod.
 
I don't know exactly what it is but I have hundreds in my tank and they are harmless, I find they hide under coral plugs or rocks. I was also worried when some came off during a coral dip but I think it's just some type of pod.
Thanks for your response, glad to hear they’re harmless, I saw it and thought it resembled a flatworm type shape.
 

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