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:mad: this happened to me - the tracking page said "delay beyond our control" i was so upset and the rock SMELLED when i got it - must have been a lot of die-off - however after curing it for 2 weeks and numerous scrubbing sessions and water changes all was well - those littl ebuggers in...

oh - awesome! it seems far away enough from the pool table but i would be so scared of a bad pool player just smacking a ball off the table!!!

Originally Posted by rhino U should see the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas on Nassau island. The whole resort is built around a man made lagoon. In the 1st floor of the main hotel is wrapped by this lagoon on one side. It almost feels like you are underwater. It is amazing. I'm staying at...

spiroloid worms (spelling) i think... harmless filter feeders - you'll have to scrape em off - i kinda like how they look though kinda reminds me of a starry sky

I am a huge fan of the Yasha goby / pistol shrimp symbiotic relationship

cant imaigine pods looking like the number 8 though - hmm... :thinking:

Originally Posted by vt4lifecuf yeah they all over the glass plus jumping around also its not coils though but it look like number 8. nevermind - the worms dont jump they jus stick there - yea they are pods - almost all fish you put in there will snack on them i woudlnt worry about cntrolling...

are they hard and stuck to the glass look like little white coils? might not be pods - might be spiroloid worms (spelling?) --- i have hundreds on back of my tank - harmless filter feeders.

i couldnt view the pic - but if they are infact good pods do you have live sand? they come in that too.

man i wish i was going with a more aggressive tank - always loved the volitan - nice choice!

thanks! - sorry to hijack the thread for a couple of posts!

i have that diamond goby - but could i also keep that yasha(spelling?) goby w/ pistol shrimp?

Originally Posted by Jam1e the Diamond goby isn't a watchman .. it's actually a sleeper goby .. you need at least a fifty five gallon tank because it needs a large enough sand bed to feed off of constantly .. and they will keep your sand white . and you can have more than one per tank if you...

bang guy is right in his post ---- if you have a larger cleanup crew you can jsut leave the molt - pretty much personal preference. Personally i dont remove the molts unless they are in the open on the sandbed - but i wont put forth any more effort to remove one.

when you are ready to add fish - a diamond watchman goby is a GREAT sandsifter ( i am unsure of the tank size requirements, and i believe you can only have one goby in the tank )

Originally Posted by Gmidd Wow! Good to know. I'll go with a Fighting Conch then, SWF recommends 1 per 30 gal. I want something that will get deep in the sand bed for a good cleaning cool - be careful with the stocking advice for what sites recommend per 30 gallons / 20 gallons etc... some...

Originally Posted by triggersma :help: algea blenny now 2 weeks in tank, ate all algea on lr and tank, ttried to feed algea sheets in clips , no luck, tried tying it to piece of rock. the snails and now the cc star are in heaven when they found it. any suggestions would be helpfull! blengamine...

from what you've described these hard worms on the glass are harmless filter feeders - they are all over my back glass because thats the only panel i dont clean.

they are in the damsel family but they really arent damselfish.