ID HITCHHIKER PLEASE !!!

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Don’t want to freak out but first time I notice these guys in my tank! Squirmy, pink little guys ! Are they reef safe ? IMG_0323.jpeg


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Don’t want to freak out but first time I notice these guys in my tank! Squirmy, pink little guys !
If anyone knows what they are, and if they are reef safe ?
Agree on need for pics and under white light intensity
 

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It's piglet
flying winnie the pooh GIF
 

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Nah, with that description it's totally an amphipod!

Just kidding, I could be a million different things (but it's totally going to be an amphipod).
 

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Nah, with that description it's totally an amphipod!

Just kidding, I could be a million different things (but it's totally going to be an amphipod).
Im thinking baby bristleworm or nudibranch. Shows why a picture is valuable
 

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Its a nudibranch and likely of no benefit and has potential to lay eggs. I would net it and discard
 

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