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Im a noob but I have heard vets on here say they can grow back legs, Im not sure how long it takes though. Do you know how he lost it?

I already know they are nassarius. I researched that, I just cant find out if they will survive, and I have yet to see a tiny snail on the glass. They are soooo small when they "hatch" that I always loose site of them before they hit the ground. I would post a pic but my camera has no macro...

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Thanks for the info guys, I just kept hearing both sides and wasnt sure. I'll wait until it goes down by itself. I checked my levels last night and the nitrites are between 0-.3 and nitrates have gone down to 25 they almost look like they are below even that. So things are finally starting to...

My tank is nearing 5 weeks old and coming down from its spike. The ammonia has been at zero for a couple of weeks an Its been hovering for a while with trace amounts of nitrites and the nitrates are at almost 50. The LFS keeps telling me not to change the water AT ALL until the cycle is...

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the lfs gave me a bag of this red algae (sorry I already forgot what it is called) she said they would eat that and it would reduce the nitrates in my water, which are currently at 50 (wince). I got a little bottle of phytoplankton for my tiny feather dusters. Will this stuff work or should I...

Thanks for the info! I asked the lfs and they acted like they had never heard of a jellyfish hitchhiking in so that was big dead end. Glad somebody knows about them

I did what you all said and no air bubbles in the tank anymore! Thank so much for the good info!

Noob here. So I currently have a 58 gallon thats almost a month old with 38 lbs lr (will get more), 40 lbs live sand with about 10 lbs of crushed coral mixed in towards the bottom, 10 blue leg hermits, 10 astria snails, 10 margarita snails, 3 scarlet hermits, a small cluster of tiny feather...

I have what I am almost positive is a cladonema Jelly (a hydroid) on my glass. I cant really find any info on it in the context of a saltwater tank. Im sure it stings Ive watched many a copepod get zapped and one even get devoured) but its tiny and what info I could find indicates it will...

Really great thread guys! I also have a seaclone and have been irritated with the bubbles going into my tank. Im going straight home from work to try out your advise. Good luck to you Sdusky!

Originally Posted by florida joe + one just enjoy them as my good friend Randy knows size is not everything I will

Originally Posted by Scopus Tang Nope, different species completely. just a hope Thanks so for answering!

Wow yours are alot more organized then mine! Mine lay them sparatically all spaced out EVERYWHERE. lol

I have recently noticed a cluster of tiny fan worms on my rock. the tubes are only about the size of an I-V needle. Just wondering if they will ever reach the size of the ones you see in lfs.

I have what I think are snail egg sacks all over my glass. I have watched (through a loop) them release tiny babies. I am guessing they are nasarius snails as they are the only snails I have observed mating and are on the glass the most frequent. I am wondering how long it will take them to...

I started my tank the exact same day as you and also have copepods all over my glass. Do you also have tiny flat hot air balloon shaped jelly like sacks on your glass filled with white dots? I assumed these were copepod egg sacks as they appear to empty of the white dots over time and showed...

does it retract into a hard tube because it looks like the exact same thing I have. I thought it was a tiny feather duster. I also could not get a good pic b/c its so small.