ID?

I always leave Leathers in the tank until I see them start to dissolve. At that point they aren't coming back. So even if it looks battered, until you see it melt, you can leave em alone.
 
One piece is just shredding to the slightest touch, I found 3 other hitchhikers, 1 what looks to be a bristle starfish, and 2 more bristle worms not to mention a few amphipods

EDIT: I just found what looks like 2 other really small bristle starfish could be wrong though


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Yea, I'd take it out now. If it comes apart with just the wave of the water, its done.
 
Also found this little guy, small starfish with 3 legs growing back it looks like
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Asterina star. Some of them eat corals. Personally I wouldn't take the chance and would remove it ASAP.


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I have a bunch of thos in my tank. No issues. They are more common than one would think. And most don't touch corals.
 
Oh really? Good to know, I've been taking them out as I see them. I know the ones with colour on them are bad


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This one has little speckles of color also is it a good sign that feather dusters are out?


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