Who are these little guys?
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Those are aptasia unfortunate. If you can remove that part of the rock I would.
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A stinging pest that is fairly easy to rid of as long as not large in mumber
Using syringe, inject either lemon juice or better yet. . kalkwasser powder mixed with tank water into a paste the consistency of toothpaste and inject into the very center core and it will melt away
Using syringe, inject either lemon juice or better yet. . kalkwasser powder mixed with tank water into a paste the consistency of toothpaste and inject into the very center core and it will melt away
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First pic looks like vermitted snail with its own mucus net which uses to feed and reproduce.
Aiptasia of some description in next few pics or possibly even what's called a curly que? Or something like this but some anemone.
Last pic I see what you referring to but don't know,could be part of spaghetti worm or piece of algae I don't know sorry
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Little guide to some other common hirch hikers here also
Aiptasia of some description in next few pics or possibly even what's called a curly que? Or something like this but some anemone.
Last pic I see what you referring to but don't know,could be part of spaghetti worm or piece of algae I don't know sorry
What is that!! A R2R guide to common new tank hitchhikers.
One of the greatest things about starting a reef tank is getting your live rock in and admiring all the diversity within it. The rock comes to life different creatures. This is a guide that I, along with a very well known critter identifier @KJ , have put together for the new reefer on what...
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Found out what that last pic was two pieces of my wife’s hair she has long hair and a tends to get all over the houseFirst pic looks like vermitted snail with its own mucus net which uses to feed and reproduce.
Aiptasia of some description in next few pics or possibly even what's called a curly que? Or something like this but some anemone.
Last pic I see what you referring to but don't know,could be part of spaghetti worm or piece of algae I don't know sorry
Little guide to some other common hirch hikers here alsoWhat is that!! A R2R guide to common new tank hitchhikers.
One of the greatest things about starting a reef tank is getting your live rock in and admiring all the diversity within it. The rock comes to life different creatures. This is a guide that I, along with a very well known critter identifier @KJ , have put together for the new reefer on what...
