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![]() I'd say it's an Amphipod due to the dissimilar legs, and yah, that's too big for a reef tank IMHO
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![]() curious, what is the scale?
You'd have a better live view. Any similar characteristics? ![]() See if you get him to go after some Doritos! ![]() Last edited by ckmullin; 04-06-2013 at 08:00 PM. |
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![]() good thing you got him out. that would attach to a fish - it's a "Cymothoa exigua" or tongue parasite
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![]() No, it's definitely not a "Cymothoa exigua". It some kind of isopod/amphipod species.
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![]() Cymothoa exigua it's type of isopod's
But this guy don't look parasite as what I'm seeing on Wikipedia
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![]() Run...don't walk. It's a baby...
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![]() Isopods that attack fish do it very quickly, like within minutes of a fish being present. If this thing was living in the rock, it's likely fine leaving it there. Just keep it away from the Doritos!
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