Small critter identification

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Hello guys, if anyone can help me identify this and how to remove them other than manually that would be great. I just freaking made a huge scratch on my acrylic cause one of these jerks was camouflaged under the cleaner. Used to have the small starfish but used a harlequin shrimp to remove them, hoping for a similar solution, small whitish oval shaped

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they seem to be more fresh water. Also mine are all white no color. Hard to get a good pic but they do seem similar to limpets tho
 
Hello guys, if anyone can help me identify this and how to remove them other than manually that would be great. I just freaking made a huge scratch on my acrylic cause one of these jerks was camouflaged under the cleaner. Used to have the small starfish but used a harlequin shrimp to remove them, hoping for a similar solution, small whitish oval shaped

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Limpet! Good CUC member
 
Why do you want to kill limpets!?
Because when you have acrylic class pests like those get caught in the glass scrapper and scratch the glass no matter how careful I was . I had my tank for years. And finally got my first big scratch
 
No one has any ideas? Another dang scratch, everyone keeps talking about how good these cleanup crews are. I guess most do not have acrylic glass. Surely somebody knows how to rid my tank of these critters. At this point, I’m willing to lose all of my cleanup crew. Maybe a trigger? Or a harlequin?
 

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