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03/15/2014, 04:45 AM | #3301 |
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03/15/2014, 02:23 PM | #3302 |
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Spirobid worms it looks like. You can pick them off if you want
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Palys or Majanos?
DSCN0988 by nometank, on Flickr Also thought I'd been invaded by aliens last night when I woke up about 3am and decided to peek at the tank while getting a drink of water. Saw what I've now identified as at least 1 peanut worm if not 2 living under this same rock.
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03/16/2014, 12:01 AM | #3305 |
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Thanks Kimberly!
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03/16/2014, 06:41 AM | #3306 |
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03/16/2014, 07:18 AM | #3307 |
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Stickied threads don't bump.
Toadstool leather and a sponge.
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03/16/2014, 10:17 AM | #3308 |
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Found this in sponges as I was cleaning today, any ideas, its about 3to5 mm long
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Just set up my tank last weekend and so far the hitchhikers I have found:
Aiptasia image.jpg Polyps A worm Small brittle stars (4) Found a crab while breaking off the pieces of rock with aiptasia... Must have injured him though found him dead a day later Oh yeah... And 100 tiny yellow cucumbers! |
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Anyone know what is this. Its round and got tiny leg. I dont think its baby bristle star. |
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03/17/2014, 05:47 PM | #3324 |
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Thanks a lot Alex. Much appreciated ID by us Noobs.
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You're welcome!
And as for noobs: everyone interested enough to want to know what the critters that came with his/her live rock are, is well beyond the noob stage. Cheers, Alex |
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