Slug like creature - friend or foe?

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Just discovered this hitchhiker in my tank - is he good or bad?

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Stomatella, awesome!
 

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Theyre ok . Algae grazers i think i have some running around my rocks
 

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Agree Stomatella! I have some....Do not try and pick them up. I was going to move some to refugium to eat algae there....didnt go well and I was being gentle! Just lifting with steady pressure waiting for it to let go of the rock, same as I do other snails. It ripped itself in half, and ran up my arm...leaving behind a fleshy wiggling chuck. Turns out it's a defense move they can do ...just like a lizard leaving a tail behind. 0o
 

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Nice visual. lol. yeah they are delicate but great for your tank.
 

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