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04/08/2013, 06:11 PM
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Location: Vermont
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critter ID please
Found these little buggers the other day. Can anyone tell me what they are and are they ok or are they bad? I searched the hitchhiker thread and don't really see anything that looks like them.
Also, the third pic is I believe a bristle worm - but can someone confirm that for me. It's so tiny. 20130407_210615-1.jpg 20130407_202700-1-1.jpg
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75 gal reef, Maroon Clown, PJ cardinal, fire fish, 2 blue/green chromis, lawn mower blennie, Six Line Wrasse, File Fish, Flower anemone, red star fish, yellow toadstool, green star, hammer, trumpet, z Current Tank Info: 75 Gallon Reef, 39 Gallon Fresh |
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04/08/2013, 06:21 PM
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Chitons -- good
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04/08/2013, 06:54 PM
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+2 baby chitons!!! Love them so sad my one died. Best algae eater I had.
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04/08/2013, 08:27 PM
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+1 to chitons, they are fairly slow at eating algae but still a cool animal to have a round and in no way dangerous or predatory.
The second picture is a bristle worm, they are good, great member of the clean up crew. |
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04/09/2013, 05:17 PM
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Thank you all - SO glad to hear they are good.
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75 gal reef, Maroon Clown, PJ cardinal, fire fish, 2 blue/green chromis, lawn mower blennie, Six Line Wrasse, File Fish, Flower anemone, red star fish, yellow toadstool, green star, hammer, trumpet, z Current Tank Info: 75 Gallon Reef, 39 Gallon Fresh |
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