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05-15-2009, 03:41 PM
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Don't worry about hitch hikers at this point, all that life means you have a very healthy tank. Without pictures I would say you probably found Peanut worm, Bristle worm and some bivalve clam or mussel. If it has two halves that open and close it is a bivalve of some kind.
The only hitch hiker that might concern you at this time would be a Kraken, seen any Kraken? All is good! Nice tank!!
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05-15-2009, 07:24 PM
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Thx Snaz for all the info!
I managed to get a few pictures, in some of the pictures, you'll be able to see its tentacles, you have to look hard  two of the shot with flash light, you can see a white contrast on the back of the slug, that's where the white spot is, it's actually his body, not something sticked on or attached to it.The two little worms I think one of the was bristle worms, but nothing like peanut, and definately no Kraken, and trust me, if I actually found one, I'd probably want to keep that more than the reef tank itself       Last edited by DACJ; 05-15-2009 at 07:30 PM.
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05-16-2009, 04:55 AM
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So I went to the LFS today, the guy there said it's most likely to be a false limpet, whether good or bad he cannot tell, but removing it will be safer than having it in there...he said most times these are just fine algae grazers, but he can't say for sure, so I left it there with him and he just chucked it into the garbage can O.o
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