Jan 15, 2020 #1 RMS18 I keep water chemistry as my hobby View Badges Article Contributor NJRC Member My Tank Thread Joined Aug 21, 2015 Messages 2,887 Reaction score 2,165 Location The Shore Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Hey guys, just opened up a new Coral from a shipment today and saw these brown dots moving on the frag plug. I put one under the scope, what am I looking at here? I inspected the coral which was a Digi, and see no bite marks. Thank you
Hey guys, just opened up a new Coral from a shipment today and saw these brown dots moving on the frag plug. I put one under the scope, what am I looking at here? I inspected the coral which was a Digi, and see no bite marks. Thank you
Jan 15, 2020 #2 OP OP RMS18 I keep water chemistry as my hobby View Badges Article Contributor NJRC Member My Tank Thread Joined Aug 21, 2015 Messages 2,887 Reaction score 2,165 Location The Shore Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Video of the little guy Attachments 20200115_114130.mp4 8.1 MB
Jan 15, 2020 #3 OP OP RMS18 I keep water chemistry as my hobby View Badges Article Contributor NJRC Member My Tank Thread Joined Aug 21, 2015 Messages 2,887 Reaction score 2,165 Location The Shore Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I was given confirmation these guys are good guys and pose no harm to corals. Infact can be coral or fish food.
I was given confirmation these guys are good guys and pose no harm to corals. Infact can be coral or fish food.