Feb 8, 2021 #1 T Tyguy35 Active Member View Badges Joined Jan 22, 2018 Messages 280 Reaction score 140 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Woke up this morning and noticed these little guys on one side of the glass. I can post a better photo in the evening I had to run to work this is the best I have now.
Woke up this morning and noticed these little guys on one side of the glass. I can post a better photo in the evening I had to run to work this is the best I have now.
Feb 8, 2021 #2 Soren Valuable Member View Badges Midwest Reefer My Tank Thread Joined Oct 2, 2020 Messages 2,340 Reaction score 8,547 Location Illinois, USA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 That definitely looks like an isopod. This looks like a type that is good, but some isopods are parasitic.
That definitely looks like an isopod. This looks like a type that is good, but some isopods are parasitic.
Feb 8, 2021 #3 BranchingHammer Valuable Member View Badges My Tank Thread Joined Dec 9, 2018 Messages 1,696 Reaction score 4,367 Location PA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Looks like a beneficial isopod.
Feb 8, 2021 #4 king aiptasia Well-Known Member View Badges Joined Jan 28, 2021 Messages 706 Reaction score 546 Location jersey Rating - 0% 0 0 0 an isopod of the suborder Asellota, very good guys
Feb 8, 2021 #5 king aiptasia Well-Known Member View Badges Joined Jan 28, 2021 Messages 706 Reaction score 546 Location jersey Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I'll appreciate the full size photo when available. marine Asellota are less often reported than the exremely common freshwater genus Asellus
I'll appreciate the full size photo when available. marine Asellota are less often reported than the exremely common freshwater genus Asellus
Feb 8, 2021 #6 OP OP T Tyguy35 Active Member View Badges Joined Jan 22, 2018 Messages 280 Reaction score 140 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 king aiptasia said: I'll appreciate the full size photo when available. marine Asellota are less often reported than the exremely common freshwater genus Asellus Click to expand... I’ll get to it once home tonight.
king aiptasia said: I'll appreciate the full size photo when available. marine Asellota are less often reported than the exremely common freshwater genus Asellus Click to expand... I’ll get to it once home tonight.
