Yep. I have some "feather dusters" that are actually hydroids as well. too tiny for pics an mostly in the dark areas. It where the medusa hydride on the glass were coming from.
The peppermint shrimp seems to find them tasty though.
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Yep. I have some "feather dusters" that are actually hydroids as well. too tiny for pics an mostly in the dark areas. It where the medusa hydride on the glass were coming from.
I think the ends look more branched to me (some of the larger ones seem to have branches on the branches if that makes sense) and not like tentacles like on the anemones.Where at in the photo?Is that bubble algae I see?
Hydroids https://www.google.com/search?q=hyd...v&ved=0ahUKEwiliojvoOPNAhVs04MKHWDzDDcQsAQINAThey are so small right now, it's hard for me to tellI think the ends look more branched to me (some of the larger ones seem to have branches on the branches if that makes sense) and not like tentacles like on the anemones.
The photos online do a good job of showing the difference between the two, I just can't tell what the tiny ones in my tank are. I'm really leaning towards Hydroids though...

