Mullosk Id? Friend or Foe?

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Pulled this out of my dad's 125 tonight. Found it on the front glass panel. Should I flush it or keep it?

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Looks like some sort of flatworm, I would remove it to be on the safe side.

Maybe somebody in the #reefsquad can provide a more positive ID
 
Looks like some sort of flatworm, I would remove it to be on the safe side.

Maybe somebody in the #reefsquad can provide a more positive ID

Thanks. I was thinking the same thing but wasn't sure. The flatworms I've seen look brownish clear. This one is a cream/white coloration.
 
I have video too but for some reason I can't upload a .mov file off my iPhone.
 
Nevermind just read up on how to upload a video.
 
That's a flatworm, possibly a polyclad - not something you want to keep in your display.

Molluscs ... are high on that fellows list of tasty treats; he'll have your snails and clams for a snack.

~Bruce

Whoa! Thanks for the warning. Time for the porcelain gods to have a tasty treat.
 

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