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Howdy all.
So I've just returned after my vacation, after heavy inspection I spotted these.

I know the environment I'm creating is full of amazing little creatures. Is this a friendly critter or does anyone know what this it.

My tanks still going through the cycle. Green stage on my live rock. I noticed on my hammerhead coral there was something growing on my frag.

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Correct they were I got bumblebee snails although I don't see a difference.

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Correct they were I got bumblebee snails although I don't see a difference.

Thank you
The bumblebee snails will eat the inner worm but leave the spiral shell behind
 

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