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gradth
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One more thing. I just saw 2 of these in different spots in my tanks. Had never seen them before.
Also a stupid question, but do snails grow new shells? I just found one of my Nas snails climbing around on a rock with what looks like the making of a new shell, its looks soft and gooey.
Also a stupid question, but do snails grow new shells? I just found one of my Nas snails climbing around on a rock with what looks like the making of a new shell, its looks soft and gooey.
zeke92
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Not sure on the first. Second is a brittle star i think. If i'm seeing it right the last one was a limpet of some sort, which i believe there not dangerous to anything, and i know there helpful cleanups too.
And snails keep the same shell there whole life, it just gets bigger.
And snails keep the same shell there whole life, it just gets bigger.
oceanlover
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The second picture down is a bristleworm.
rotarymagic
Active Member
not bad unless they get out of control... then you might need to get a sixline wrasse or temporarily use an arrow crab.
gradth
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Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/2805752
The first looks like it could be a pineapple sponge.
What about that, good bad?
http:///forum/post/2805752
The first looks like it could be a pineapple sponge.
What about that, good bad?
mushroomss
Member
brsitle worms are beneficial to your system.They eat detritus and dead and decaying matter.People usually only have problems with them when their coral becomes sick and starts to decay.So natrually the hobbyist thinks the bristle worm is eating their live coral when in reality it is doing you a favor.and btw on the pics im saying bristle worm and q tip spounge
mushroomss
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+1 to the stomatella id forgot to mention that one
mushroomss
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if they are multiplying that is a good sign.They are harmless and help to filter your water,someone please chime in and correct me if i am wrong
