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05/31/2014, 09:22 AM | #3680 |
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Wondering what kind of invertebrate this is? Pod?
^ belly ^back Sorry for the crappy pics this guy is in my fuge, remove or keep? |
05/31/2014, 09:38 AM | #3681 |
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Found this in my friends sump he doesn't have internet so I told him I would try to figuar it out lol it's about 9 inches long
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Need IDs on snails. I picked them from beach. Can you tell what spec are they and if they are reef safe?
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06/01/2014, 10:15 AM | #3684 |
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1,6,8 and 9 look like cerith snails to me. 7 I bet is a whelk though it could be a nasarius.
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06/02/2014, 03:06 AM | #3685 |
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I was wondering if I can get some IDs, please and thank you.
This snail hitchhiked onto my live rock, apparently. I have a feeling it might be a whelk, in which case I would have to remove him... Although I think he's pretty cool so I'm hoping it's not: [IMG][/IMG] I have a couple of these, I'm guessing probably a bleached ball tipped anemone? If so, what should I do about them? [IMG][/IMG] Another hitchhiker, it looks like a common clam that we eat, lol. Thoughts on him? keep? eat? [IMG][/IMG] Thanks!! |
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Ok so I noticed this white "wart" on the back of one of my snails....but the wart has little tentacles that fan out of it and retract over and over again! Anyone know what this might be?
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06/03/2014, 12:41 AM | #3691 |
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ID on this fella please
Found this on my glass, looks like a tiny slug and has a sucker that pops out. Its about 1.5cm
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Thanks Don, as you haven't suggested getting rid, am I to believe it's a keeper ?
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The ball nem is fine. I have had them in my tanks for years and they never become a problem. They tend to open at night, don't get large, and stay in the shade.
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06/03/2014, 08:29 PM | #3697 |
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Maybe the sac of poo is a peanut worm?
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1) I was just wondering about the ball nem, because would there potentially be any issues with them fighting with another coral? I don't currently have any corals in there, but eventually I will. 2) What should I do about the whelk? I assume he needs to go? I have some snails in there, and he probably won't get along with them, will he? Kind of a shame, he looked pretty cool. 3) I guess I'll leave the clam be. He has found a good spot he likes, and has stayed there for a while. Will there be any issues with the clam potentially dying and polluting the tank? or would my clean up crew just take care of it? I appreciate the input, Thanks a lot. Last edited by Sand.man; 06/04/2014 at 01:37 AM. |
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That's an aeolid nudibranch. They are coral eaters so you'll want to get rid of it.
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