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Free swimming Bacteria?
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Pumps off to feed water is very clear saw these guys centered only clustered in middle of tank on top of water almost look like baby rotifers idunno though
Can’t really make them out. A pod of some sort?
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No clue what you are referring to in that picture?
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Bacteria are too small to see without a microscope.
Can’t see what you are refering to in the picture. Sorry. Could be many things and that is why I find a saltwater aquarium fascinating. So much to discover. With a microscope, the number of species that you can find is mind boggling.
Can’t see what you are refering to in the picture. Sorry. Could be many things and that is why I find a saltwater aquarium fascinating. So much to discover. With a microscope, the number of species that you can find is mind boggling.
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On the waters surface?? Not mosquito or other outside bug larvae is it??
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Sorry guys here’s a video they are probably too small to capture but don’t appear to be pods I see baby pods they move in sweeping circles on top the water only like they are blindly swimming I’ll see if I can spot them today
Sorry guys here’s a video they are probably too small to capture but don’t appear to be pods I see baby pods they move in sweeping circles on top the water only like they are blindly swimming I’ll see if I can spot them today
