ID this glass clinger thingy

[Hampton]

No idea.

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[Tahoe61]

I can not tell by the image, so I am going to guess Stomatella, but that is only a guess.

 

[shred5]

Descibe what it looks like, the pic only shows its underside and it is impossible to tell from that?
Does it have a shell?
Could be a snail or some type of nudibranch

 

[Reefing Madness]

Looks like a Nudibranch with its frilly sides. But tough call being its a blurry picture.

 

[Alwaysalty]

+1 nudi

 

[Rob&Gab]

+1 on nudi and if it is a bad one please get rid of it dont want to see your zoas die!

 

[Alwaysalty]

Or just get rid of it period nudis lay eggs fast and tons at that.

 

[Rob&Gab]

Or just get rid of it period nudis lay eggs fast and tons at that.

+ 1,000,000.

 

[Hampton]

1/8"
No Shell
Head with 2 antenna
Light purplish
Very little movement
Cilia (little hairs) on sides and maybe on back.

I have to look across a cylindrical tank to see it.

 

[socal619]

nudibranch get it out asap

 

[Hampton]

OK, it's gone, sort of. I plucked it off the side with a plastic spoon, the current swept it up, and my Blue Tank ate it. He has to know if it's good, right?

 

[Hampton]

By the way, thanks for the quick replies with solid advice.

 

[matty0206]

Do you have any corals that are similar color? They often imulate the corals they eat. I would do a search through any zoa colonies and other corals to look for more and also search for eggs, they can become an infestation quickly.

 

[Hampton]

Do you have any corals that are similar color? They often imulate the corals they eat. I would do a search through any zoa colonies and other corals to look for more and also search for eggs, they can become an infestation quickly.

You mean like this light purplish guy?

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[matty0206]

Yeah, could be any soft coral. Look through that colony and see if you find any others.