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Old 07-31-2010, 03:16 AM
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This just appeared in my tank in the last hour. I ate diner and went down stares played SC2 for an hour came up for a smoke break and BAM......you guys ever seen this before?








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Old 07-31-2010, 03:17 AM
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Old 07-31-2010, 03:18 AM
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Not a clue what it is but it looks pretty cool!
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An encrusted bulkhead that fell off???
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lol no.....I just have a plain sand base about 4 inches. I do however have a sand sifting snail never got any ID of it other than sand sifting snail, it's white and stays buried that's all i know.
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Old 07-31-2010, 03:57 AM
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It could be a worm that made that there are some worms that use their spit to make tunnels bonding grains of sand together. They can also adhere rock to one another so they do not move easily I have some but I have never seen any thing like that in my tank. I do know that when I change mt aqua scape some of the rocks are stuck together.

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not that you can tell what size it is by comparing it to my PLTA but it's about 3-4inches in diameter. I'm completely lost....lol
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Looks like u have a whirlpool black hole in ur tank :P
any missing creatures lately ? :P
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WTF?

My money's on the bulkhead theory.
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Working in a pet store I saw these lots , I think they are made by the spagehhti worm
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