What are those?

[chefunk]

Attaching a horrible non-picture but I can't get a decent shot. I thought I had micro bubbles at first and then I saw them moving in a very un-bubble like way, they are some kind of tiny white...thing. All over the glass, front sides and back. It's like a sudden "bloom". Should I be concerned? Do I need to get something to feed on them?

 

[Cment]

how new is the tank? looks/sounds like it could just be pods, which is a great thing

 

[Douglas grace]

Attaching a horrible non-picture but I can't get a decent shot. I thought I had micro bubbles at first and then I saw them moving in a very un-bubble like way, they are some kind of tiny white...thing. All over the glass, front sides and back. It's like a sudden "bloom". Should I be concerned? Do I need to get something to feed on them?

 

[Douglas grace]

Looks like copepods that would be a good thing. They help clean and most people want them because certain fish eat only live copods like mandarin gobies and pipe fish sea horses. I actually bought some to add to my tank lol

 

[Butuz]

Pods. Good thing. Eventually the population will stabilize, they will grow and you will only see them at night.

 

[chefunk]

how new is the tank? looks/sounds like it could just be pods, which is a great thing

Almost two months old. Cycle started 2/4/19

 

[samnaz]

Probably copepods. Good guys.