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Thanks bud, happy to see them. I love the natural eco system thriving...
These worms are spreading well, the rock started with nothing, but after a year they started to pop up...
These guys are rife in the bed, it's like a dance show at feeding time, they all come out and it's like the sand is alive
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These worms are spreading well, the rock started with nothing, but after a year they started to pop up...
These guys are rife in the bed, it's like a dance show at feeding time, they all come out and it's like the sand is alive
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I'm another one who appreciates what comes on the rocks. Those hydroids in the middle photo may give you trouble if you try to site a coral next to them, but they can be managed (or gotten rid of if you must)---and I have quite a few of those worms (below) too, and enjoy watching them go. Some want only what they've planned, but I like surprises in the rocks, and the only place I draw a firm line is caulerpa weed. If I spot that, I get the rock out and treat it, but all the rest I just enjoy watching.
bradleym
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I've always gone out of my way to collect all the hitchhikers/pests for my tank. Some of them are even kept as if they were coral (majanos for example). I even keep the caulerpa in the sump, as I have 2 tangs that will dispatch it if they see it anywhere in the display tank. I'm actually so into hitchhikers I've been trying to find a particular one to buy! The only thing I can't ignore is aiptasia. They are a legitimate nightmare in a healthy, well-fed reef tank.
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bradleym
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I have white, yellow, purple, and black! Not sure if there are any other colors, but purple is probably my favorite so far.
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