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Hopefully this video plays.
Wider at front end of body and slimmer at rear end with 2 feelers/apenadages at rear ?
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Video still wont show @vetteguy53081 ?

Ive got a silver belly wrasse and blue streaked cleaner wrasse.Malanuras wrasse would wipe those out. Get a female. Peaceful and beautiful
Dip with what as this gsp frag that they must came on got dipped and strength of dip was stronger than recommended. Only killed 2 tiny tiny tiny looked like starfish.lfs recommended the dip in attached photo .but looks like killed next to nothing.i let sit in dip/saltwater container and swooshed water every so often and turned upside down few times and vigorously swooshed around.If the wrasse cant reach them and isn't eating them, time to pull the frag and dip.
The 2nd video i shared after changing to public still doesnt show for you buddy ?Pics a little small and I know youre trying. Best attempt- Load video onto you tube then paste linl on here.
Your description can be:
- Collanista snail
- baby copeods (see pic below)
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That's not them vette. They look like isopods. And they are bigger than the copepods. They crawl around . Definitely not snails. I did my best to fabricate the bug.Pics a little small and I know youre trying. Best attempt- Load video onto you tube then paste linl on here.
Your description can be:
- Collanista snail
- baby copeods (see pic below)
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This pic helps. It is no doubt Isopods although most harmless, do get big and there are bad ones, hence I dont want them in my tanks. While many isopods are free living and harmless and can be beneficial to a reef tank , a large number are either predatory, or parasitic or can bedangerous to other reef aquarium animals.
Ok thanks and thanks all.guess will peel gsp off rock best i can and either try save all ampripods, spaghetti worms and any other beneficial critters i can ( somehow, but dont know how yet as there so many places for them to hide in them frag plugs and rocks on top lol.This pic helps. It is no doubt Isopods although most harmless, do get big and there are bad ones, hence I dont want them in my tanks. While many isopods are free living and harmless and can be beneficial to a reef tank , a large number are either predatory, or parasitic or can bedangerous to other reef aquarium animals.
Yellow coris and 6 lined wrasses will eat them

