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![]() They have flaps of skin that cover the shell. Sometimes it is visible though.
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![]() im pretty sure its a keyhole limpet. sometimes it will have a white patch on its back. They are harmless.
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![]() Stomatella, not elephant slug. You can tell by the tentacles extending from the mantel. They're like a mini-abalone. Harmless, beneficial algae eater that will reproduce readily.
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![]() That's a Stomatella, they come in the basic brown color and this black color. I have both kinds. They are my favourite snail, plus they are one of the few that successfully reprocude in our tanks.
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![]() Quote:
![]() Keyhole limpet
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