Could someone identify this hitchhiker that came on my live rock. I have been referring to it as a "sea slug" as I have no idea what it is. Sorry the picture quality is not the best. Thank you
I would agree that it is a Stomatella snail, a common live rock hitchhiker and good algae eater. Many people describe their shells as "finger nail" like and they often move about on the rocks rather fast.
Yup prolific little algae grazers! They come in a pretty vast variety of colors. I truly find them to be one of the most enthralling hitchhikers in a new system. Many reefers can vouch for me that they have seen many generations of these little dudes come and go.
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