Hitch hiker ID help

[flananuts]

This little pink blob has been on the move ever since I got the rock from Tampa Bay Saltwater. Curious what genus this is since its since it is very mobile. Thanks for the eyes on my little friendView attachment 339005

 

[OrQidz]

hmm, that's an interesting one! It looks like it is pretty spherical, and pink? I would have guessed sponge but not it it's travelling around. With brightly colored squishy things that move around I would think nudibranchs, but I don't think they are round like that.
Urchins are round and mobile, but they are spiky.
I'm stumped! Does the TBS website have a list of potential hitch hikers?

 

[flananuts]

I'm going to check. Watching it move right now

 

[flananuts]

Lols more like a pink slug [emoji1]

 

[flananuts]

Hitch hiker ID help

It also looks like it's filter feeding. The front protrudes and looks cylindrical and hollow

 

[drillsar]

I was thinking nudibranch as well..

http://www.tbsaltwater.com/thepackage/organisms.html

look at #85

 

[flananuts]

It might evolve to look like that but as of now it doesn't.

 

[flananuts]

Hitch hiker ID help

Saw it on the glass this morning, definitely a slug with what looks like mushroom cap over its foot, with clear head an antennae.

 

[drillsar]

possibly this:

http://www.melevsreef.com/critters/stomatella

hard to tell from that pic

 

[flananuts]

Thanks. No shell. If I can get a better picture I will. So far seems to be a good addition. Just saw a small black and another green urchin baby appear. Love the TBS decision.

possibly this:



http://www.melevsreef.com/critters/stomatella



hard to tell from that pic