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[sotsreef]

Has an almost orange head and semi clear tubular body. On base of mushroom frag in the shade. Retracted when I picked frag up.

 

[sfin52]

Can you get some white light whould be helpful.

 

[KJ]

Vermetid snail.

 

[sotsreef]

 

[sotsreef]

Can you get some white light whould be helpful.

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[sotsreef]

Vermetid snail.

Harmful? And I’m not sure if it’s a snail because the body is like a skeleton maybe attached to the rock.

 

[KJ]

Harmful? And I’m not sure if it’s a snail because the body is like a skeleton maybe attached to the rock.

http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-01/rs/index.php

 

[Oldsalt01]

Vermetid's attach to all sorts of things and stay put. I had 2 on one of my Trochus snails. In a year, they never reproduced. They feed by extruding a "fishing line" of mucous, and reeling in detritus and left-over fish food. The "lines" can irritate corals, but they are relatively benign. I've seen a few in my new set-up that came in on new rock, but as they mature it appears my Tail-spot Blenny is fond of munching on them. Some report them taking over a tank and being very difficult to get rid of. That has not been my experience to date.

 

[sfin52]

I’ll go with @KJ he is right more times than not. I can’t remember him being wrong.

 

[KJ]

I’ll go with @KJ he is right more times than not. I can’t remember him being wrong.

Thank you;)