Hydroid?

[dive girl]

Are these hydroids? I'm not too worried about them as they aren't in either of my seahorse tanks, but more curious.
They look like tinny, tiny dandelions on this little frag.

 

[cranberry]

Ya they are... I can tell more by looking at the ones on that smaller/shorter polyp.

 

[dive girl]

Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3000538
Ya they are... I can tell more by looking at the ones on that smaller/shorter polyp.
Thanks, I thought so. Thankfully they are only in my reef tank and not my pony tank. I've treated that with panacar in the past.
Still no sign of that bobbit worm. Drat, I'm really hoping to find him a new home with you! I'm probably going to have to tear everything apart but just don't have the will or desire right now to do it.

 

[cranberry]

Did you Panacur a dwarf or a "normal size" seahorse tank.

 

[dive girl]

Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3000942
Did you Panacur a dwarf or a "normal size" seahorse tank.
I used panacur just on the dwarf tank. I didn't think that hydroids were a problem with the big ones, though I could be wrong?
I'd rather not have to dose at all but after hearing that some have lost dwarf seahorses because they were stung, I went ahead and dosed that tank. With my different tanks, I didn't that I would be careful enough not to contaminate.

 

[cranberry]

Originally Posted by Dive Girl
http:///forum/post/3001094
I used panacur just on the dwarf tank. I didn't think that hydroids were a problem with the big ones, though I could be wrong?
No they aren't, but I saw big horses in your avatar

 

[dive girl]

Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3002001
No they aren't, but I saw big horses in your avatar
Good eye. Those are my new erectus. They are in a different tank.

 

[cranberry]

Very Pretty.