Need help to identify this hitch hiker

[1NC0GNIT0]

Just picked up a couple of zoa's for my tank and got a few hitch hikers. The bristle start is reef safe as far as I know and I got a couple of those tiny star fish but one of these guys is some sort of slug.

I did a quick search and found this on google copyright University of Waikato.

This is very close to what is in the bag from the lfs but the one I have has more feelers.
Here is the best pictures I could get.

Basically want to know if it reef safe and should I put it in my tank?

 

[IOnceWasLegend]

Hard to tell from the pictures. Maybe stomatella snail? If that's what you have, they're reef safe.

 

[Vhuang168]

Look up stomatella snail and compare

 

[1NC0GNIT0]

Ok Thanks! it is a stomatella snail.

 

[BAYMAC]

Stomatella for sure, and an awesome addition to your tank. They'll usually breed for you.

 

[Vhuang168]

Ok Thanks! it is a stomatella snail.

Awesome! If you ever want to get rid of some, I've been looking for some to seed my tank.

 

[H2OPlayar]

Awesome! If you ever want to get rid of some, I've been looking for some to seed my tank.

I definitely see these around in my tank. I can try to snag one or two next time for you too.

 

[Vhuang168]

I definitely see these around in my tank. I can try to snag one or two next time for you too.

Cool, appreciate it!

 

[BAYMAC]

Don't get worried when it drops its tail upon capture... its a defense mechanism and it'll grow back.

 

[Ibn]

Interesting in a few of these as well if anyone has any extras down the road!

 

[Srt4eric]

@Vhuang168 and @Ibn I've got a bunch in one of my tanks. I'll try and grab a few for each of you.

 

[Patio]

Great for getting into tight spaces. They scoot around relatively quickly too.