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![]() Google `reef copepods` and `Spirorbid worms`, then go to Images and there are some great photos. Both are found in nearly all healthy marine tanks, and both are beneficial.
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![]() Right on, I noticed them running around but I never knew how they reproduced. Thanks for the help!
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![]() The amphipods are a lot more fun to watch. The fish also keep their numbers down but somehow they can grow pretty big. Even of you don't see them often times a really big molt will go sailing around the tank so you know they're thriving.
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![]() Well, if they are running around they will be Copepods (bigger ones are Amphipods), not Spirorbid worms! You will probably find the Spirorbids too if you look closely, they are also only 1-2mm across, but are stationary. Look in lower flow areas like in the overflow and sump. They will be stuck to the glass.
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