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![]() picture would help a lot. could be a tranparent flat worm, they are harmless. could be a lot of things. Check out some websites for common hitchhikers or post a picture here.
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![]() It looks almost like a caterpilla ? Brittle worm, I guess.
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![]() Ya probably a bristle worm.....I had hundreds survive the cycle....along with a few colonies of Zoas, mushrooms and Palys, which are still thriving today....And I was dosing pure ammonia to speed things up! I was suprised at how resilient some of these species are.
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![]() Could be a pod? Does it look like this -
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![]() could be a clear pistol shrimp?!
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![]() This is a more realistic picture of a amphipod
![]() This is what a bristle worm looks like: ![]()
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![]() looking at those pictures id say its a bristle worm,
are they bad for the tank? should i try and remove it? |
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