itty bitty bright orange slugs!

[amber3k]

What are they? Last addition about a week ago was a couple zoas.

 

[davocean]

Think I see flatworms

 

[Scoted]

The white round guys are harmless filter feeders .Spirorbid Snails – Reef Safe

However the other looks like a zoa eating Nudibranch.

 

[amber3k]

I can't seem to find a matching picture for any of those...
maybe Vayssierea felis? They seem to only be on the glass where there are a lot of the spirobid guys are and i can see their mouths moving like a snails does when they eat algae from the glass.

 

[Scoted]

I'm by no means experienced but this was a good reference site

http://www.nudipixel.net/species/aeolidia_papillosa/

 

[m0nkie]

does not look like nudi to me... here's what they look like.. comes in all colors, usually the color of the zoa they are eating

can you take a picture of their top view? does it have a flat cap?

from the bottom it could be stomenella snails, good for your tank.

 

[amber3k]

Not anything like those, very smooth like a snail you would find in the garden. And they are not on any corals, just glass with some algae and spirobib worms. I'm thinking they are eating those and are called Vayssierea felis. Anyone else had them before?

 

[Sk8r]

I'm concerned it's a nudibranch hatch, and things travel on what they eat.

 

[amber3k]

No shell like a stomanela. ...very slug looking. I will try to get a picture of the tops later this evening or tomorrow

 

[amber3k]

Not sure if those would be eggs? By the way, these are all in my sump.

 

[davocean]

I'll throw this link out again, maybe it's on here and since you see it from all angles easier for you to ID
At first glance it did look like the typical orange FW, but w/ my better glasses on I do see what looks more like horns now.
HTH.

http://www.lionfishlair.com/hitchhiker/hitchhiker.shtml

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Definitely need a top down picture.

 

[amber3k]

Best I could get. Toothpick for comparison on size

 

[ericarenee]

http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall/bertcitr

I think its one of these.. scroll down a bit and you will see the image I am talking about

 

[jminick2]

hybrid stomatella/flatworm....JK I agree with erica

 

[Dkuhlmann]

I'm hanging along to find out what it is as well. Beautiful for sure

 

[ericarenee]

I'm hanging along to find out what it is as well. Beautiful for sure

follow my link above and scroll down..

 

[amber3k]

I'm pretty sure it's Vayssierea felis, just from watching them and researching. I did look at all links provided in this thread and none really match exactly what I'm seeing. So, given that I say Vayssierea felis and I will continue to enjoy watching the little buggers! Thank you all for helping though.

 

[Scoted]

I do believe you are correct!

http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/vaysfeli