Need help

[Slyguy00]

Pretty damn small, not sure how id be able to really describe the size though. They don't look like any kind of flat worm iv seen online. I just saw some in a tank the other day. I could be wrong, but looks more like a hard shelled creature.

[Slyguy00]

These are without microscope




Smaller than the amphipod beside it in the last pic

[Kraken]

+1 for the chiton's. Ive had adult ones and they look almost identical.

[Slyguy00]

Awesome thank guys. Appreciate it

[Magickiwi]

Those are some OUTSTANDING pictures for requesting an ID. Generally it's a blurry picture with 20 different things in with no indication as to what the requester is looking at These are a big step up though in terms of quality.

[Slyguy00]

Haha thanks. I was actually quite suprised how well they turned out myself. Not bad for an iphone and a microscope

[GoFish]

Koodos on the quality pics! I was thinking Chiton at first too but a few things kept standing out. It looks too transparent to be one, it looks like it has appendages at the rear making it more agile, and also may have a separate head and even legs?

The closest thing I could find is called a Sphaeroma Quoianum, a type of Isopod...

Try having a look at these, they may be your critter

[jason604]

Kinda looks like its a baby size of this creature I found attached to rocks by the beaches of Riviera Maya when I went last yr. it was for sure alive but I was scared to even think of what it could be. Size of my thumb.

[Slyguy00]

Awesome pic! I think those are the chitons that kien and kraken had mentioned. Its either that or the last one lol. Hard to say really. I don't think either is really a threat to my tank though. thanks for the cool pic