White specs inside glass?

[Jaylivi1212]

I noticed this appearing on my glass.Can someone tell me what it is?

 

[Big G]

Look closely at them. Are they moving?

 

[Jaylivi1212]

Look closely at them. Are they moving?

No

 

[Jaylivi1212]

Tank is empty btw beside rock.

 

[ChiCity]

Looks like you just setup your tank,,, nothing to worry about

 

[Jaylivi1212]

Looks like you just setup your tank,,, nothing to worry about

Ye it's about a week or so. Mind informing me what it is and what causes it?

 

[Clinton]

Ye it's about a week or so. Mind informing me what it is and what causes it?

Did you start with any live rock or live sand? What are you using to cycle? When he says look closely he probably means geab a magnifying glass. Could be any number of shelled worms. When there's more in the tank to compete with them I hear their numbers decline.

 

[Jaylivi1212]

Did you start with any live rock or live sand? What are you using to cycle? When he says look closely he probably means geab a magnifying glass. Could be any number of shelled worms. When there's more in the tank to compete with them I hear their numbers decline.

The tank was previously set up about 2 weeks ago. It was running for 4 months+ I used the same sand, some live rock and a lot of the bioballs.

 

[Clinton]

The tank was previously set up about 2 weeks ago. It was running for 4 months+ I used the same sand, some live rock and a lot of the bioballs.

Spirorbids would be my bet then. Harmless but a pain to clean up. I've gotten a pretty big build up of them on my tank, for the most part I'm just leaving them alone and waiting for nature to out perform them. They scrape off the glass pretty easily though.

 

[Mombo]

You might regret the bio balls. I would read a bit more about them and decide if you want to keep them or not