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Unread 09/30/2008, 10:15 AM   #1
hodagmike
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Rhinelander, WI
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Upside Down Clam? and slime shooting out of holes?

Greetings!

I have a reef aqaurium in my office at work. I just got some live rock and am starting to notice some creatures. Lots of feather dusters, snails, little bugs, worms, sea stars etc. There are two things I cant really identify.

1.) It appears to be an upside down clam which is attached to the live rock. I didn't think it was anything except a weird formation until it opened up part-way and moved a little. Anytime I approach the tank to get a closer look, it slams shut making a photo difficult, but I have attached one (which didnt turn out too well).

2.) On the same piece of live rock, a couple times per day a jet of slime or some sort of goo just shoots out of a hole. I can't see anything in the hole, and I have no idea what would be making this....? Any ideas?

So far I've been having a great time with it in my office. There are so many creatures that have been coming out of the live rock, I can't believe it, and it has only been set up for a week!



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