What could this be??

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  1. gsxr1000rider

    gsxr1000rider Fire Shrimp

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  3. gsxr1000rider

    gsxr1000rider Fire Shrimp

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    Very hard to see in your pic but it looks like it could be a yuma or ricordea.
     
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    Hard to tell but I do like the ricordea as a possibility. Other than that I would say is a brown thing next to an asternia star!
     
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    Vinnyboombatz Giant Squid

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    Looking again it could also be a Bullseye Mushroom .
     
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    Hmm, the thing is goes flat, then has the spike things again, it moves all over my glass like a snail. Just wasnt sure.
     
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  9. scadsobees

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    How about some more hints? Now we know that it moves like a snail...how big is it?

    Moves like a snail, can go flat and the spikes can morph...sounds like some sort of nudibranch.