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i have two things i need to konw i would like to know wat type of slug this is
![]() ![]() and i was woundering if anyone had a clue wat this was..... it does not move from place to place nor filter water it is almost "glued" to the thermometer ![]() ![]()
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first one looks like some kind of slug of sorts.. maybe a nubibranch... no clue about the second.. was your thermostat in the sand?
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Here is a link for nudibranch and flatworm identification. Click on the hyperlinks on the page for genus list for a species sample identification guide, and unidentified nudibranchs and polyclad flatworms, non-nudibranch photos, etc. and see if you can find yours there. If not, you can submit your photo there in hopes of later identification.
Nudibranch & Sea Slug Identification » Nudi Pixel I don't know what your second photo is. Let us know if you identify your little slug. |
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the second photo looks like a tube worm
is it hard to the touch?
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