Here's are some pics of strange stuff in my tanks recently. Feel free to add you own pics.
How slow was this snail that a stalk of Xenia attached itself to its shell.
Despite its appearance, this Anthia is not dead. It routinely assumes this position to invoke a cleaning from the Peppermint Shrimp. The bizarre appearance is enhanced by the fact that the fish lost its eye on the side facing the camera.
This Sailfin Blenny found a comfy hideout in this old Crocea clam shell.
How slow was this snail that a stalk of Xenia attached itself to its shell.

Despite its appearance, this Anthia is not dead. It routinely assumes this position to invoke a cleaning from the Peppermint Shrimp. The bizarre appearance is enhanced by the fact that the fish lost its eye on the side facing the camera.

This Sailfin Blenny found a comfy hideout in this old Crocea clam shell.
