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    New To This World

    I'm almost ashamed to admit this, but I have only done three water changes in the past year. (Something must be right.) I just bought my first test kit today since it looks like everything is going to live. I have heard so many horror stories about how tough salt water tanks can be, but this...
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    New To This World

    Yes, they look just like that, although they are usually hiding in or under shells or in the live rock - GROSS!!! But then, I don't like worms!
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    New To This World

    Oh, and two really strange looking creatures. They're flatish, oval shaped & schmuck to the glass similar to a snail, but usually just under the sand. They are whitish in color.
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    New To This World

    That sounds exactly like what I have. Should I just leave them alone? I scrap them off the glass once in a while just so I can see clearly. I also seem to have acquired some type of fairly long worm, reddish brown in color, with a million legs. Are these dangerous? They must have hitched a...
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    New To This World

    They are very small. The tank is only a 25 gallon tank. These things don't really look like worms, but who knows. They don't seem to be creating any problems. I was just curious at this point.
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    New To This World

    I set up a very basic tank a little over a year ago because I was stupid enough to bring back a couple of small hermits and fiddler crabs from the ocean. I thought it would be a good learning experience for our boys. It was and however over a period of just a few months the hermits grew so...
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    I'm not at home, but my gues would be that it is at least 24 inches. What is a "pc" fixture? My husband is an electrician so I'm sure he knows. The crabs seem to be quite happy in their separate tank (and growing larger every day). I just read online that you shouldn't keep them, that I...
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    Very small - 20 gal. It started out because my husband and I brought home some small hermit crabs from North Carolina thinking . . . well, they won't live. HAH! The suckers won't die and continue to get larger, so we've moved them to a tank of their own because I think they were killing the...
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    Teresa, Thanks for the info on the sea hare. This site doesn't seem to have any, but I'll keep seaching. I obviously don't know the correct terminology for some of these creatures and what they are made up of, but my polyp is attached to a small rock and the "flowers" seem to hide in small...
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    Thanks! I will get the book. The kids (3 boys) and I are having a ball with this tank. You're right about this site being good for info. I had a Lettuce Slug who accidently got sucked into the filter. I just read about someone else on this site who had the same problem. It sounds like you...
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    I believe they are just two 25 watt bulbs (standard aquarium bulbs). Turning off my light isn't going to hurt the fish? They just seem so sluggish - is that normal? Please excuse my stupidity. Still have alot to learn!
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    Hi, I'm new to the marine aquarium world. So far, no problems and we've had the tank about 6 months. However, about 2 months ago we purchase a hunk of live rock. Now, all of a sudden I've notice some creatures that I KNOW I didn't buy. They look like long worms that somewhat resemble a...
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