uhh oh moved some rocks around and found this..

[expo703]

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I don't think its the acro eating ones right (I have sps) since they would be alot smaller? I took it out with tweezers but should I try flatworm x?

 

[bryman]

Probably fine, there's a lot of crazy stuff in our tanks we rarely see.

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[djflashback83]

looks like a slug

 

[expo703]

doesn't have any color to it just kinda clear looking..thought they are kinda cool looking? If its a slug would there be more and bad for system? Either way I took it out so i'm not too worried but freaked me out seeing it crawl up my glass!

 

[#theMatrix]

Had a slug in mine...
Flushed it

 

[Pfisherman]

From this angle it looks like a stomatella snail.

 

[crazyfishlady]

From this angle it looks like a stomatella snail.

That's what I thought.

 

[expo703]

Looks like him but except it didn't have a mouth, anything on its back or two antennas.

 

[expo703]

Oh man.. I noticed my torch wasn't opening up as much so I dipped it.. and these have to be flat worms no? This is exactly what I saw before on my glass.. THEY ARE HUGE? I dipped in coral rx and they came flying off.

Should I buy flatworm exit?

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[jayjerk]

Dem some biggins. Nuke them

 

[ultimatemj]

Nah man, if they're stomatella they are clean up crew.

http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-05/rs/
http://melevsreef.com/node/394
http://reefcorner.com/reef-database-index/hitchhiker-index/stomatella/

Verify before nuking good guys

 

[expo703]

Nah man, if they're stomatella they are clean up crew.

http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-05/rs/
http://melevsreef.com/node/394
http://reefcorner.com/reef-database-index/hitchhiker-index/stomatella/

Verify before nuking good guys

They are not stomatella for sure ... no head no eyes no antennas, they don't even look like that @ all.. so has to be flat worms no?

 

[ultimatemj]

Youll have to browse those sites a bit...good critter info on there...but I've never heard of a flat worm bigger than a pencil eraser, but that doesn't much lol


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[madjoe]

Youll have to browse those sites a bit...good critter info on there...but I've never heard of a flat worm bigger than a pencil eraser, but that doesn't much lol


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I remember a post here maybe yr or two ago somebody found one like 2 inch long or more they had a pic too

 

[SkullV]

Youll have to browse those sites a bit...good critter info on there...but I've never heard of a flat worm bigger than a pencil eraser, but that doesn't much lol


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Polyclad Flatworm, unfortunately very very very hard to deal with. May not be exactly what you have but the genus is relatively vast.

http://www.reef2reef.com/threads/polyclad-flatworm-p-mopsus-the-clam-killer.106256/

I remember a post here maybe yr or two ago somebody found one like 2 inch long or more they had a pic too

http://www.chicagoreefs.com/forums/showthread.php/21705-What-is-this-thing

 

[IHaveCrabs]

Can you get a picture with normal daylight colors instead of blue?

 

[expo703]

I already killed them all.. If i come across again I will take some.. they don't seem to be as long as the Polyclad Flatworm but they do look like them... i think they are about .5 inch in lengh~