What are these? Keep or remove? There are at least a dozen in the tank.

[DMLATHROP]

 

[T-J]

Can you get a better pic? I can't tell if it's a stomatella or a nudi. Then again, it could be something else too.

 

[DMLATHROP]

 

[T-J]

That looks like a stomatella to me. Good guy.
Basically it'll look like a snail but it has a "thumbnail" shell.

 

[DMLATHROP]

Ok. So keep? There seems to be several. Will they bother the anemones or coral?

 

[DMLATHROP]

Can you get a better pic? I can't tell if it's a stomatella or a nudi. Then again, it could be something else too.

 

[Goaway]

Keepers. But I have never seen a stomata like that

Edit: the skirt of the snail reminds me of abalone. But the shell isn't right. Or is it a bad angle?

 

[Goaway]

Alright, ID is confirmed. Elephant snail. I do not know what it eats.

 

[VegasReefer]

if its a stomatella snail, then no worries and a great addition to the clean up crew. They will spawn regularly, feeding corals which is a good thing. However, they can also get out of control. Keep an eye on your overflow if there is a gate valve or similar device. Likewise, skimmer output to avoid cup overflow.

 

[Goaway]

So, this snail is very awesome. scutus antipodes (elephant snail) I wish i had some

Macro algae grazer. Keep it. Have fun reading up on them and looking at pictures. Amazing find

 

[DMLATHROP]

Keepers. But I have never seen a stomata like that

Edit: the skirt of the snail reminds me of abalone. But the shell isn't right. Or is it a bad angle?

I was wondering if it is a elephant snail?

 

[DMLATHROP]

So, this snail is very awesome. scutus antipodes (elephant snail) I wish i had some

Macro algae grazer. Keep it. Have fun reading up on them and looking at pictures. Amazing find

 

[DMLATHROP]

Wish you were closer. I have at least a dozen

 

[Goaway]

Wish you were closer. I have at least a dozen

I am sure you have reefers nearby who would love some!