Help IDing

[Reefing Reefer]

these little guys started appearing after adding Goni - yes I dip, but do not QT. Seem harmless and are mostly on glass and algae scrapper.

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Clear pics of the back/shell would be helpful, but from what I can see it looks like either Stomatella snails or limpets (both of which are considered good CUC).

 

[Reefing Reefer]

Clear pics of the back/shell would be helpful, but from what I can see it looks like either Stomatella snails or limpets (both of which are considered good CUC).

No shell on back, they look like slugs.

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

No shell on back, they look like slugs.

To give an idea, some snails have very tough to see shells or they cover their shells with their foot (like fleshy limpets, cowries, elephant slugs, etc.). Some examples of Stomatella snails that may help:

Stomatella Snail -

Very good hitchhiker. These guys are a great clean up crew member. They can be very elusive and most commonly found after lights out and are very fast moving. They feed off different algae in the tank.

Here are the better shots from above

 

[PocketGoose]

I'd say stomatella. A very GOOD hitchiker!

 

[SlugSnorter]

lucky... good cuc that can breed in the tank!

 

[Fish Styx]

Stomatella! Awesome hitchhiker and addition to your CUC.