Thanks, I was using turkey baster to blow away gently. Will use small power head to take care of the rest.
So these palys or ok to be there right?
Pix & ID: Critters that come in your rocks: the good and the bad.
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Thanks, I was using turkey baster to blow away gently. Will use small power head to take care of the rest.
So these palys or ok to be there right?
That looks like a tiny little lettuce nudibranch, I lean towards friend. Wait for experts to respond.
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SeeCrabRun
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Anyone know what this is... I know it's a sea slug but is a good one... Seems to just be munching on the green stuff so guessing good... But it's getting bigger and bigger, infact it's doubled in size after a month and is now about 2 inch.
anyone know what he is?
Not sure. Might be a species of sea hare.
Harmless bristleworm.
pagojoe
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anyone know what he is?
Yes, it's a Sea Hare. He'll only eat algae.
pagojoe
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Hi,
I've just put some liverock into my freshly set up aquarium and got a couple of hitchhiker snail, can someone please tell me if they are good or bad?
Cheers.
The bigger one is Bursa granularis. It should be a worm eater.
"Most bursid species occur in tropical shallow water on coral reefs or rocky shores, but there are a few which occur in deeper water on the continental shelf in a variety of sand and mud habitats. Food appears to be tube-bearing polychaete worms; bursid animals are equipped with an extendible proboscis and large salivary glands, which are probably use to anaesthetize the worms in their tube; the worms are then sucked out and swallowed whole."
http://seashellsofnsw.org.au/Bursidae/Pages/Bursidae_intro.htm
The white one with the greenish animal is Drupella cornus. It's a coral eater, so you'll most likely want to remove that one.
Cheers,
Don
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cloak
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Can't figure out what this is. White tubular think with a "crown" on top. Best pic I could get.
Scypha sponge. (harmless)
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