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Unread 03/23/2016, 03:02 PM   #5351
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It just looks like some type of harmless filter feeder IMO. I'd keep it.


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Unread 03/23/2016, 03:31 PM   #5352
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It just looks like some type of harmless filter feeder IMO. I'd keep it.
I was hoping I wouldn't have to toss it. It's such a pretty and vibrant coral. Just not sure because it looks a little like a hydroid or something, but they don't usually have feathers on their tentacles right? Kind of sort of looks like a feather duster only really small. For scale, the entire frag is only about an inch.


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Unread 03/24/2016, 03:26 AM   #5353
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Can you guys give me a quick verification that this is aiptasia? As for the second one, still no idea what it is.






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Unread 03/27/2016, 04:39 PM   #5354
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White goo

Please help me to ID and recommend a solution for this unknown white goo. It is hard to separate from the rock, kind of looks like boogers when you get it off, and seems to be spreading. I believe it choked out my zoa frag, and I worry it is going to take over the tank if I don't get it eradicated.

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Unread 03/27/2016, 07:45 PM   #5355
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I cant see the aptasia if it is there, can you get a better photo its really blurry? as for the second one, if you are reffering to the red bubble like stuff, it looks like red bubble algae to me. it is a type of macro algae but can become invasive if left to spread.


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Unread 03/27/2016, 07:48 PM   #5356
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I shall try. First pic, its the blue-white polyp ish looking thing in the middle. Rgr on the algea, thank you


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Unread 03/27/2016, 08:01 PM   #5357
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I shall try. First pic, its the blue-white polyp ish looking thing in the middle. Rgr on the algea, thank you


It's hard to see in that picture, but it doesn't look like aipstasia to me. Maybe a little feather duster


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Unread 03/27/2016, 08:02 PM   #5358
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Ya. It's tiny as all. Ok thanks guys!


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Unread 03/28/2016, 05:41 PM   #5359
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Hi there, the object in the box i am sure has moved about over a centimetre done the piece of coral. Could anyone help with identifying what it is?




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Unread 03/28/2016, 05:45 PM   #5360
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I have attached image in case dropbox link doesn't work.


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Unread 03/28/2016, 08:48 PM   #5361
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After doing some research is it possible it's a bud. Was just surprised it moves. Also can't find any images of what a bud looks like.


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Unread 03/31/2016, 09:08 AM   #5362
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Ich attack overnight?


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Unread 03/31/2016, 09:14 AM   #5363
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Unread 03/31/2016, 10:26 AM   #5364
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Ich attack overnight?


I would post this to the fish disease forum. This thread is more so for hitchhikers, you'll probably get more answers there.


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Unread 03/31/2016, 10:28 AM   #5365
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Unread 04/02/2016, 12:45 PM   #5366
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Huge chiton that lives under the sand surface and munches cyano off the tank glass. Crazy find. Must've been in my tank a year plus. Only seen him once before.



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Unread 04/03/2016, 05:44 AM   #5367
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Hello

They are spirorbid worms. Harmless filter feeders. Good picture.

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Unread 04/06/2016, 05:45 PM   #5368
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Pic of rock. White filaments in lower middle and upper left coming from rock. Any idea?




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Unread 04/06/2016, 05:52 PM   #5369
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Are they hard or soft? If it's the latter then a sponge of some sort would be my guess.


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Unread 04/06/2016, 07:32 PM   #5370
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After doing some research is it possible it's a bud. Was just surprised it moves. Also can't find any images of what a bud looks like.
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Back to this, definitely a critter. It moves extremely slowly around the coral on the algae parts. LFS says maybe an abalone??


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Unread 04/08/2016, 12:45 PM   #5371
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Unread 04/08/2016, 03:14 PM   #5372
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Had to catch a crab and broke down my reef and found this. Are they just some kind of mussel or abelone?


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Unread 04/08/2016, 03:24 PM   #5373
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Those look cool!

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Unread 04/09/2016, 03:44 AM   #5374
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Massive nudibranch ? Help with an ID

Hiya, so this 10/15cm nudibranch I think. Any advise, possible sump duty? Or just get rid of it?


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Unread 04/09/2016, 07:21 AM   #5375
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Hard to tell from picture, but looks like a porcelain crab. Which is... which was... not bad. Their on the most part filter feeders from water column, very fun to watch their little feeding fans wave about.

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