Pix & ID: Critters that come in your rocks: the good and the bad.
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unkownvirus
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Thanks!
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GoldenEars
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What is this
What is this
Can anyone identify this for me?
What is this
Can anyone identify this for me?
It's about a 1/2 inch from top to bottom and roams the tank moving like a slug
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Harmless elysia slug.
NoxMyLumos
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Hey guys! Just two things to identify! I think the first are hydroid jellyfish? They're all over the glass, and I know I've seen a small worm that may be a bristleworm, looked like a tiny millipede with long legs but when I dimmed lights to acclimate something today I saw this coming out of one hole, brittle seastar? Thanks for the input.
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Yes, hydroid jellies and micro brittle stars.
Yep, they will usually find a hole in the rock with plenty of flow and will catch food as it drifts by.
Darth_Tater
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Anyone have a guess what this might be? About the size of a pencil eraser. Think it's been there for a few weeks now, hasn't really grown or moved. Looks kind of like if a flat worm grew tiny 'nem tentacles.
In case you haven't found an answer, that looks a lot like the little polyps in my tank. I decided they're "Strawberry Anemones". There are good pics of them on Google.
Darth_Tater
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Hard to really tell much from those pictures, but the thing in the center of the picture looks like sponge to me. If I'm obviously wrong somebody chime in!
mickeyfish
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Pix & ID: Critters that come in your rocks: the good and the bad.
Pix & ID: Critters that come in your rocks: the good and the bad.
Interesting snail here. Does not appear to have a shell and when extended is almost half an inch long.
Any ideas?
EDIT - I believe it is a Stomatella Snail.
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Pix & ID: Critters that come in your rocks: the good and the bad.
Interesting snail here. Does not appear to have a shell and when extended is almost half an inch long.
Any ideas?
EDIT - I believe it is a Stomatella Snail.
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Yes, stomatella snail. Beneficial grazer.
Thornbreaker
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Id? Having trouble figuring this guy out.
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Possibly a polyclad flatworm. Need to see pics of the top side.
Thornbreaker
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It's flat. Looks the same. Hard for me to get a pic from the top side.
He's white as the pic with more a tadpole shape at the moment.
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He's white as the pic with more a tadpole shape at the moment.
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FishHarder
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What is this.
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A barnacle, nothing to worry about.
