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Does anyone know what this is? It was on my aquarium glass. Unfortunately this is the only picture I have of it



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Looks like some form of sea slug, but I unfortunately can't tell you what kind. Most of them have very specialized diets and don't survive in reef tanks for long. There are a few beneficial ones (e.g. Berghia stephanieae that only eat Aiptasiidae) but there are also "bad ones" like Zoanthid-eating nudibranchs. If you see it again, I would take it out and make sure to take a few pictures from above. The back may help more specialized people like @ISpeakForTheSeas to identify it appropriately.
 
Looks like some form of sea slug, but I unfortunately can't tell you what kind. Most of them have very specialized diets and don't survive in reef tanks for long. There are a few beneficial ones (e.g. Berghia stephanieae that only eat Aiptasiidae) but there are also "bad ones" like Zoanthid-eating nudibranchs. If you see it again, I would take it out and make sure to take a few pictures from above. The back may help more specialized people like @ISpeakForTheSeas to identify it appropriately.
Thank you! Hopefully I can find it again!
 

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