Invert(?) identification help

[bsfmaximus]

Recently got a huge piece of live rock with lots of surprises - mushrooms and black and white emerald crabs, that I have seen so far. Just noticed this next to some of my zoas and have no clue what it is. As I tried to take more pictures it quickly disappeared under the zoas. Any help is appreciated!

 

[Dtackett]

cant really tell much from the pic but did it look like a slug with either no shell or a very tiny shell?

 

[Mirya]

I think it is a stomatella snail. Good hitchiker.

 

[Dtackett]

I think it is a stomatella snail. Good hitchiker.

that's what im thinking.

 

[bsfmaximus]

No shell that I could see

 

[Dtackett]

the shell on a stom snail is very small and most people don't see it. im pretty sure that's what it was.

 

[bsfmaximus]

the shell on a stom snail is very small and most people don't see it. im pretty sure that's what it was.

Thank you! I love good hitchhikers.

 

[bsfmaximus]

Ok, I've got another hitchhiker I need help identifying...

 

[KJ]

Ok, I've got another hitchhiker I need help identifying...

Limpet
Limpet

Suitability: Score!

Diet: Algae Grazer.

Remarks: Read More!

 

[bsfmaximus]

Limpet
Limpet

Suitability: Score!

Diet: Algae Grazer.

Remarks: Read More!

Great - thank you!!

 

[KJ]

You welcome.

 

[Wiz]

That does not look like any limpet I've seen. Neat looking.

 

[Wiz]

Is it hairy (spiky) or does it just look that way?

 

[bsfmaximus]

It had frilly/spiky looking edges but the top/back of it were smooth from what I could tell.

 

[Wiz]

Cool looking limpet :-)