Need an I.D. to this please

[mimaone]

Found this on my mag float this morning. Is this a flatworm?
Thanks in advance

 

[lapin]

Even blown up I cant tell what that is. Looks more like algae. Does it move?

 

[UCF Alum]

Am I missing something? I don’t see anything unless your talking about the black thing at the bottom. It’s definitely not a flatworm is that’s what your asking.

 

[mimaone]

Yes, that small back thing that looks like it has several legs/or teeth on it. A portion of it stood up, or, I couldnt tell if it was the flow of the tank that made it move? Confusing at best...
I'd like to thank each one of you for replying to my posts. I'm a 60yo grandma who's vision "ain't what it used to be". I use extra strength reading glasses accompanied by a magnifying glass to look in my nano tank. I also spotted what appears to be a black beetle type thing. I want to add corals now that my water parameters are good, but hesitant because of these strange recent finds that I wouldn't want eating $$ coral.
Thanks again.

 

[mimaone]

Black beetle (?) to the bottom left of the feather duster. Which btw, my tank is now multipling in red feather dusters which I'm excited for.
Thank you for being patient with me and my clumsiness...

 

[Sean1986]

Possible baby stomatella snail, they can come in different colors. its very small so hard to tell.

 

[mimaone]

Ok. Thanks. I had another positive I.D.'d Stomatella from someone else here, with time it lost it's tail, was staying off the rocks and haven't seen it since?

 

[mimaone]

Oh! That one was brown and white that I haven't seen. :/
I also only have a small LG phone for pictures. Guess I'll have to find another way to post clearer pictures.

 

[reef lover]

First pic algae second stomatella.
Dont hesitate to let us be your eyes!!

 

[mimaone]

Hugs!