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[GenSkiR6]

Saw this Queen B grazing on my live rock last night. This is a stomella snail right?

Yes. Stomatella.

 

[Akida17th]

Yes. Stomatella.

Wow one of the biggest I've ever seen. This thing was pushing 1.25", I thought they normally stay under .75"?

 

[GenSkiR6]

Wow one of the biggest I've ever seen. This thing was pushing 1.25", I thought they normally stay under .75"?

Never seen one that big either but it is definitely a stoma.

 

[kbourque]

Saw this Queen B grazing on my live rock last night. This is a stomatella snail right?

Yup

 

[NicksMixedReef]

Collonista. Good guy.

Just wanted to be sure it wasn't a sundial! Thanks

 

[scardall]

Stomatella snail very good to have in your tank. I need to find someone around me with some I only have one but they breed fast in the right environment. Used to have a lot but switched tanks and rocks and lost most of them

yes they do. I have quite a few. Never can remember their name thou. You must be able to find these guys locally. You might have to request your LFS to get them.

 

[JoseNovoa]

This Blue Thing was eating the bones of my euphylia. Anyone knows what is it? Thanks

 

[GenSkiR6]

This Blue Thing was eating the bones of my euphylia. Anyone knows what is it? Thanks

Can you take it out and get a better picture? Are there gills near the anus or no? Could be Pseudoceros sapphrinus with out the outer band but I am very skeptical. Could also be Scutus Unguis which is no good so get it out and try to get a better pic. One of the underside as well.

 

[JoseNovoa]

Can you take it out and get a better picture? Are there gills near the anus or no? Could be Pseudoceros sapphrinus with out the outer band but I am very skeptical. Could also be Scutus Unguis which is no good so get it out and try to get a better pic. One of the underside as well.

Sorry, already dipped the coral in revive and scraped this thing off, it didn't come out in one piece, it was like fleshy and did a lot of damage to the bone...

 

[GenSkiR6]

Sorry, already dipped the coral in revive and scraped this thing off, it didn't come out in one piece, it was like fleshy and did a lot of damage to the bone...

Yeesh! Check around for eggs stat!

 

[JoseNovoa]

Oh, Btw, it didn't move a lot, already checked both of the animals you mentioned, I don't think it was any of those, I thought it was a sponge so left it there for 5 months, it shrink a little when touched, I really appreciate your help

 

[satan star]

I know its a crab, just dunno what kind.

 

[Eckolancer]

I know its a crab, just dunno what kind.

Hard to see him but kinda looks like a baby Pom Pom. Look at pics of those if so may want to get him something to carry. If not post a clear shot.

 

[satan star]

Hes long gone, he was the size of the president on a quarter. His claws looked more like an anonome crab

 

[evolved]

Oh, Btw, it didn't move a lot, already checked both of the animals you mentioned, I don't think it was any of those, I thought it was a sponge so left it there for 5 months, it shrink a little when touched, I really appreciate your help

It's simply an encrusting (liver) sponge over a long dead head of Euphyllia.

 

[GenSkiR6]

Was attached to the glass and not my coral so I'm HOPING it's a good guy and he can go back in.

 

[evolved]

Cucumber perhaps? A yellow one that small would worry me if you have any powerheads it could crawl into and get blended...

 

[GenSkiR6]

Cucumber perhaps? A yellow one that small would worry me if you have any powerheads it could crawl into and get blended...

That's it! Thanks so much!

 

[KelseyHarland]

Can anyone identify this snail I found on my refuge? It has been long destroyed but just for curiosity sake. Thanks in advance

 

[NicksMixedReef]

Helping a buddy clean his tank up and this caught my eye floating around. Looks like an egg sack maybe? At first I thought flatworm but it's pretty round