Confirming my ID as Elephant Slug? Just spotted this guy after lights out. Big sucker caught my eye
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I thought the same thing. I have a good amount of stomatellas but this guy is much bigger, black and you can actually see his pincers chomping on algae.How big is it? It looks like a black stomatella to me.
At least 3/4 of an inchThe shell shape and antennae look a bit more stomatella-ish, but yeah, how big?
85% sure it’s an elephant slug just want others opinions. Otherwise out comes the turkey baster! Lol
My elephant slugs are populating in my 90 gallon with lots of live rock. I have at least 13. Should I control the population?Either one of those things is a beneficial herbivore so don't bust out the turkey baster either way!
I have a couple elephant slugs in my tank and the white shell in the center is sometimes not visible, BUT, the antennas on a stomatella are much longer, where the antenna on an elephant slug and very short and stubbyI thought the same thing. I have a good amount of stomatellas but this guy is much bigger, black and you can actually see his pincers chomping on algae.
Where are you located? I'd buy someMy elephant slugs are populating in my 90 gallon with lots of live rock. I have at least 13. Should I control the population?
Crowley tx.Where are you located? I'd buy some
I just found out mine are as well! I cleaned out my filter the other day and found 2 very tiny ones, so I thought YAY! babies!! But I already have at least 3 adults, so it won't be long before I am where you are, and I also have a 90 gallon.My elephant slugs are populating in my 90 gallon with lots of live rock. I have at least 13. Should I control the population?
The antennas are quite large. I can see them using each one. They have the white, but not always visible.I have a couple elephant slugs in my tank and the white shell in the center is sometimes not visible, BUT, the antennas on a stomatella are much longer, where the antenna on an elephant slug and very short and stubby
Yeah, on my adults, the white is rarely visible, but on the babies it is very clear.The antennas are quite large. I can see them using each one. They have the white, but not always visible.

