Weird traveling creature

[Hacksgirls]

Hello! I'm new to R2R but have been reefing for 10 months now. I notice the other night while flashlight watching my night crew this thin yellow thing in an area that I could barely see, let along touch. During that time it just disappeared slowly. I found it again tonight and I've never seen anything like it before but I'm also still new. It's very thin, possibly 2 mouth and it moves around. Kinda looks like a yellow ravioli. Can someone help?

 

[Crabs McJones]

Fleshy limpet

 

[Hacksgirls]

Thank you! Is it a bad thing?

 

[Crabs McJones]

Thank you! Is it a bad thing?

Limpets generally are not a bad thing. Just keep an eye on it

 

[kirstyflash]

Hehehe! Yellow ravioli

 

[reef lover]

Super cool scutus!!

 

[DSC reef]

+1 for fleshy limpet (lucapina aegis). Mixed reviews on them about being reef safe. Like @Crabs Mcjones said, keep an eye on him.

 

[ThunderGoose]

Sooo cool. I hope it's reef safe and you can keep it.

 

[hatfielj]

I have an all black one that looks just like that. It's huge! (like 3-4"). I decided to take it out of my display because a few of my corals have had mysterious patches of tissue disappearing I'm not sure if it is responsible or not, but I didn't want to take a chance. I'll know if the patches continue to occur now that it's gone.

 

[Hacksgirls]

Thanks for all the responses!! I've had these rocks in my tank 8 -9 months and I've never seen it and I night watch roughly 3 times a week every week. I will definitely be watching it.

Thanks again for the friendly replies!!

 

[Aqua 59]

That's a neat limpet!

 

[kirstyflash]

You know what else is in the ocean and looks like ravioli...baby rays!