What the heck is this?

[umbrellacorp]

Got home from the gym today and saw this on the glass.. apparently whatever it is came in on some LR. Ive never seen it before. good/bad?

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[hud3339]

I donno, be safe GET IT OUT

 

[budsreef]

What did the top side look like? It could be a Stomatella Snail.

 

[landon]

Dang. Looks like a huge flat worm.

 

[ralph atl]

it looks good in YOUR tank, lol....

nudi? slug?

 

[mvm]

Flatworm. Get it out.

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[ralph atl]

MvM;709463 wrote: Flatworm. Get it out.

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Really? That thing is huge!

 

[dakota9]

Sea Slug?

If it's a flatworm, it's the biggest ever!

Looks pretty harmless, I say leave it until you know better

 

[hud3339]

Dakota9;709477 wrote: Sea Slug?

If it's a flatworm, it's the biggest ever!

Looks pretty harmless, I say leave it until you know better

Rather be safe than sorry!!!! Pull it

 

[peaches7412]

Landon;709456 wrote: Dang. Looks like a huge flat worm.

I agree, looks like the ones I have, just about 1000X bigger lol :lol2:...:unsure:.... also I would get it out, just to be safe.

 

[dakota9]

Tisk.........

Why fear the unknown?

Just because you don't know what it is doesn't mean it's evil. He doesn't have rare LE corals in the tank with it, just run of the mill stuff.

If I wasn't so far away, I'd offer to trade for it.

It looks cool.

Keep it, right now, you're the only person we know of that has one like it. That makes it rare in this hobby

 

[umbrellacorp]

Its completely flat and black/white spotted on the top. I have never seen it before and it moved back to the rocks.. Prolly never to be seen again. If i do see it how do i get it out? I guess i could use a long shrimp skewer and stab it and lift it out? I dunno... I just saw it and was freaking out. I took another video of it before this one.. Right when we discovered it but there is some cursing in it so i didnt post it. Took this video after the initial shock lol.


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[the-bubonic-one]

Dakota9;709516 wrote: Tisk.........

Why fear the unknown?

Just because you don't know what it is doesn't mean it's evil. He doesn't have rare LE corals in the tank with it, just run of the mill stuff.

If I wasn't so far away, I'd offer to trade for it.

It looks cool.

Keep it, right now, you're the only person we know of that has one like it. That makes it rare in this hobby

I'll give you 100,000 for it. But it has to be solid pink... o wait wrong thread.

 

[dakota9]

The-Bubonic-One;709518 wrote: I'll give you 100,000 for it. But it has to be solid pink... o wait wrong thread.

LOL

Seriously though, nothing about it looked predatory. I'd leave it and consider myself lucky to have it, until I knew otherwise

 

[the-bubonic-one]

a lot of nudibranches or slugs don't look predatory. I don't say kill it but isolate it for the time being and ID it before it chomps on something.

 

[falos]

Don't stab it it could have toxins use a tupaware container to catch it

Edit: Is this it http://www.seaslugforum.net/triteleg.htm if so you may won't to remove the rocks

 

[Jaycen B.]

Its a polyclad flatworm, get it out now. Predator of something, wich you may or may not have.

 

[the-bubonic-one]

of what then?

 

[hud3339]

Jaycen B.;709564 wrote: Its a polyclad flatworm, get it out now. Predator of something, wich you may or may not have.

Is that the same thing u showed me a pic of at ur house?

 

[jennm]

Yep, big flatworm. Might be harmless, might not be.

If in doubt, get it out.

Jenn