What is this? Snail leftovers?

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Just found this yesterday I do have some astrea snails and I have a hermit crab that I know likes to munch on the dead ones. I also have a snowflake clown and an orange one, don’t know how to spell the other name for them, and a coral beauty . Just wanted to see if anybody has seen something like this before. it’s the little yellow thing in the picture.

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You need to get a better closeup. Is it calcareous, soft squish or leathery? Dies it have feet?

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You need to get a better closeup. Is it calcareous, soft squish or leathery? Dies it have feet?

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its not a live I think it is one of my sponges that fell off a LR since I had a huge one look like diatoms were taking over it.

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Sponges are very common on live rock. They are excellent water filters. Some are quite beautiful. First picture shows an orange bryozoan with a yellow sponge just to its right.

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