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uscg cwo

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I not sure about that. The shell, if that is what it, is is covered in algae and fine hair looking things. It moves like snail and the shell is round like half a football.
 
cranberry

cranberry

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That actually doesn't look like a stomatella to be either. It would be great if you could grab it, flip it over and get a pic.
 
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uscg cwo

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Cranberry,
I'll see if I can find it again. Had the tank up for two and a half months, and this is the first time I've seen this.
 
paintballer768

paintballer768

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Originally Posted by USCG CWO
http:///forum/post/2788622
Cranberry,
I'll see if I can find it again. Had the tank up for two and a half months, and this is the first time I've seen this.
Lovely how it works out like that. It was 8 months before I saw my first bristleworm, and yet about 20 minutes before I saw my first brittlestar
 
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uscg cwo

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Okay Cranberry here it is out of the tank. It was definatley crawling up the side of my aquarium, but I see no foot, or soft underbelly.

Shane


 
cranberry

cranberry

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Looks like a bivalve of sorts.... oyster or a clam.... or something. I had one at one time that looked similar to that. Unfortunately that computer crashed and it's saved on my 500GB backup and I haven't been able to locate it. Lemme see if someone else can be more specific for ya.
 
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uscg cwo

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Thanks Cranberry, too bad it didn't like it when I pulled it out to take pics. It didn't make it.
Shane
 
spanko

spanko

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Renee your knowledge base amazes me. Are you trained in marine biology or have you gathered your knowledge as a self made person?
 
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