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Bumblebee Snail

Mexican Turbo Snail

Rock Anemone

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Sally Light Foot

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Green Star Polyps

Yellow Polyp

Pulsing Xenia

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This guy hitchhiked in some macro algae I picked up today. I am curious as to what it is. It has 3 long arms and 3 really short ones. Are the small ones regrowing into longer ones? It looks a little like a brittle star, but I would hate to be wrong and have this be a detrimental type. That...

3 Stripe Damsel.

I don't think that is it. It is VERY small. I am using a 10x magnifier to see it. Un-magnified, it is about the size of a period. I looked at pictures of flatworms and they show a triangular shaped head. This guy has a rounded head. Thanks for the reply though.

There was a thread a few months back where someone asked for an identification of a critter that looked like the attached image. I cannot find that thread as it was a while ago. Does anyone know what it is? It crawls like a snail, but has no shell and is all white. Thanks.

If you have snails, you might want to drill 2 holes in each pipe instead of one. One on each side. It is added insurance that a snail isnt covering the only air hole when the power goes out.

I have glued many pieces while they were submerged. I would reccomend testing it for fit before gluing. The more surface contact between the two pieces you can get, the better it will hold. As stated above, once it hits the water it begins to cure on the outside. When you press it into place...

I have the SS65 also. The directions I have say that the powerhead intake should be 3-4 inches below the water. if it is too high in the water, then there is nothing for it to push against and the flow will be too strong. This could be what is causing the cup to overflow.

Originally Posted by ci11337 ...I also located one of his arms climbing up the rock. Am I the only one who heard scary music in their head when they read this part?

This may sound odd, but before I set up my sump I had the same problem. I used a piece of pantyhose. Not tightly wrapped around the outlet, but sort of ballooned right at the surface of the water. This allowed the water flowing out of the outlet to hit the surface of the tank water and get...