Um. A little help please.

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So the last time I ignored a cute little worm, I ended up with a polyclad flatworm the size of my foot. So just curious if anyone might be able to shed some light on what this might be. Its only maybe 1/4" long, and the pic is the best I could do on a moments notice. I'll try to get some better pics in the near future. It doesn't seem all to fond of the light, if that helps.

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It LOOKS similar to Elysia crispata but it’s a nudibranch and they can be tough to differentiate
 
Elysia sp. Safe
 
Picture is rough but yea I agree ^^
I’d give it a chance. Will likely die off
 

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