Sep 10, 2017 #1 chevegan Active Member View Badges Joined Feb 16, 2017 Messages 128 Reaction score 66 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 This is the best I could do with a kids microscope and a phone. They disappear every night and are mostly on my sand with some on my rocks at times
This is the best I could do with a kids microscope and a phone. They disappear every night and are mostly on my sand with some on my rocks at times
Sep 10, 2017 #2 XNavyDiver Insightful answer loading... please wait. View Badges Excellence Award Reef Tank 365 Joined Jun 3, 2017 Messages 1,392 Reaction score 2,754 Location Sierra Vista, AZ Rating - 0% 0 0 0 chevegan said: This is the best I could do with a kids microscope and a phone. They disappear every night and are mostly on my sand with some on my rocks at times Click to expand... I'm no expert, but this is all I've been reading about lately because I've got an issue in my own tank. This acts exactly like Ostreopsis dinos. That signature pinwheel movement. Last edited: Sep 10, 2017
chevegan said: This is the best I could do with a kids microscope and a phone. They disappear every night and are mostly on my sand with some on my rocks at times Click to expand... I'm no expert, but this is all I've been reading about lately because I've got an issue in my own tank. This acts exactly like Ostreopsis dinos. That signature pinwheel movement.