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10/29/2015, 09:49 PM | #1 |
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So what exactly is this?
Couple photos, noticed them just minutes ago
And I found this also, seems like some clear shrimp. Trying to see what these are exactly. I'm not sure about the shrimp. They are clear and very tiny... possibly mysis? |
10/29/2015, 09:52 PM | #2 |
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i can't really see but i think its copepods. they are good.
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10/29/2015, 09:53 PM | #3 |
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I see aiptasia, tube worms, and some kind of shrimp larva or various kind of pod. all but the first listed is good.
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Shrimp lava? How? The only shrimp I've ever had in my tank is a cleaner shrimp, but other than that mysis shrimp that I feed them |
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(and that should have been shrimp larva not lava)
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10/29/2015, 10:09 PM | #9 |
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To big to be a copepod but if you brought in anything wet from some other tank then there's a very good chance you have brought something like copepods in. They are very successful hitchhikers.
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Well, one managed to die from my other fish. So I've had only one for a while now (roughly a month or two) so I'm not sure where they would come from? Crap, just remembered I might have 2-4 fire shrimp in my tank. Always hiding and thought they died |
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Someone claimed shrimp, what are the possibilities? |
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It's mysis..... the shrimp.
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Didn't see the reply before. Good possibility. If mysid they don't generally like higher salinity most target for a reeftank of around 35ppt. Usually they do much better in brackish waters up to around 30ppt. But I wouldn't adjust salinity for them and just enjoy having them while you have them.
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