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05/18/2009, 04:06 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Illinois
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a few ID photos?
Below is a link for a photobucket account. I've got some photos of various hitchhikers that came in on my live rock. Can anyone ID any of these?
http://s597.photobucket.com/albums/t...chaelfroelich/ Anyone?
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Great story, Gordy. Current Tank Info: 55g with 29g sump, 300 watts MH |
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05/18/2009, 04:16 PM
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Location: Green Bay
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#1 sea squirts. come on rock and live 12-18 months in captivity normally
#2 look like zoas to me. nothing wrong with that! #3 polyp  #4 could be a stomatella (snail-like). have a shell? otherwise some type of slug. i'd post that in the invert forum. #5 calcerous shelled fan worm. don't get too big or bother anything.
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1000 gallons of liability Current Tank Info: 1000 gallon total system volume - 260g mixed reef - Fish room: 270g fiberglass grow out tank, 150g LPS cube, 150g sump, 150g 'fuge, remote DSB frag tub + 14g nano |
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05/18/2009, 04:18 PM
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Location: Vacaville California
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in order from left to right
1. bi-valve 2.polyp( zoa or paly of some sort) 3.polyp 4. most likely a stomatella snail, but need better pic 5. feather duster worm. all are good |
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05/18/2009, 05:04 PM
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Location: Illinois
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Woo hoo. Thanks all.
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