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04/20/2010, 10:52 AM
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Please help ID??
I picked this up over the weekend, and when I got I dipped it in Seachem Coral Dip. I used a turkey baster as well. I put douple the dose, and kept it in twice as long.
I have had it for acouple days, and didnt see anything on it, until today. My lights just came on, and I could see this. I tried to pull it off with tweezers and they are stuck, I dont see any movement, kind of look like eggs. I havnt seen anything else in my tank. Any ideas?? Best pic for now using a cellphone TIA Derek |
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04/20/2010, 11:24 AM
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Location: Central Illinois
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Could they be tunicates? got me, hard to tell from the pic
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04/20/2010, 11:27 AM
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What are those?
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04/20/2010, 12:48 PM
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Any ideas? I took it out of the tank, and I think its next stop is going to be the trash.
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04/20/2010, 06:42 PM
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Maybe a type of flatworm? If so, they can be dealt with using something like Flatworm Exit. I've never had to treat for flatworms, so maybe someone with more experience can chime in. At any rate, I don't think you need to toss such a nice coral. Do you have a hospital tank or quarantine where you could keep it?
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