what are these?!

[nofish4u!!]

I've noticed some white spots on my glass and LR that are hard and have some raised white bumps on them. They are tough to remove. Can someone please id this for me? Are they calcium deposits and should I remove them?

 

[nofish4u!!]

Bump

 

[sign guy]

how old is your setup ?
Are they copods?
what is your cal.

 

[nofish4u!!]

It's been up for 9 months now. Unfortunately, my test kit doesn't test for calcium. I don't think they are pods because they aren't moving. ?? any idea? Thanks for your help!

 

[sign guy]

It sounds like white coraline
do you have coral

 

[nofish4u!!]

None that are alive. I don't have the lighting for it. If that's what it was, would it be a good thing?

 

[nofish4u!!]

bump :notsure: :help:

 

[lion_crazz]

Sounds like they could be harmless q-tip sponges.

 

[sign guy]

did you find out what the spots are?

 

[sign guy]

Originally Posted by lion_crazz
Sounds like they could be harmless q-tip sponges.
wouldn't there have to have been some in the tank before

 

[alyssia]

Originally Posted by sign guy
wouldn't there have to have been some in the tank before

no

 

[alyssia]

Originally Posted by sign guy
It sounds like white coraline
do you have coral

White coralline is dead coralline.

 

[sign guy]

did not know that thx

 

[rslinger]

Are they the white spiral worms can't think of the name of them

 

[ryanhayes9]

is the name spagetti worms?

 

[jimreemts]

If you look really close do they look like they have legs almost like a very very very small starfish? I have seen these appear in my tank recently
Jim

 

[cymbal67]

has your tank been having unprotected --- with another tank?

 

[hartman413]

can dead coraline regrow or is it totally shot

 

[rslinger]

No not spageti worms look at hitchhiker ID thread I think they are called spiral worms

 

[alyssia]

Originally Posted by Rslinger
Are they the white spiral worms can't think of the name of them

spiorbid worms