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Aka Coriocella hibyae? The white mark is where the skin tore when I removed it from my tank.
Is this a black velvet snail?
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And here’s a video of it moving
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No, that appears to be a cowrie of some sort. Not sure on the exact species though. Try making it retract into the shell, and get a picture of that.
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Elephant Slug, Shield Slug, Ducksbill Limpet (Scutus sp.)
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They're algae grazers, reef safe, and very cool!
Elephant Slug – Critter Guide ™
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They're algae grazers, reef safe, and very cool!
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It has a skin over its shell “retracted” it looks the same just pinched.
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Elephant Slug, Shield Slug, Ducksbill Limpet (Scutus sp.)
Elephant Slug – Critter Guide ™
They're algae grazers, reef safe, and very cool!
Yes. This appear to be the right thing. Thank you
