Nematode... Problem?

[sponger0]

It appears as if the comment that I meant as fictitious came off as malicious. No offense was meant, I suppose some cute emoticon should have accompanied it. Let me try again.

Wow you guys really suck at answering questions sometimes.:wildone:

As one of my friends said, texts dont have eyebrows lol

 

[Kryshah]

As one of my friends said, texts dont have eyebrows lol

I like that.

 

[cathyr]

Help! I have the same problem. My tank has not been looking well lately, so I was excited to see what looked like a new start of a xenia that had died away months ago. Come to find out my "new xenia" was traveling all over my tank. Closer inspection showed a "sea slug-like creature" disguised as xenia! Its about and inch long, pale pink color and able to move fairly fast. Not sure if I should remove it, but considering how bad my zoas, palys and corals in general are doing I'm thinking probably so. Any suggestions for a semi novice?

 

[Sk8r]

Put it in your sump. Most questionable things can live there while you see whether their presence hurt your tank.

 

[Danny_15]

Take it out why you wanna be seeing that anyways

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[ReeferNoob4ever]

Whatever it is, it sounds way cooler than a nematode!