salt_for_brains
Alabama Reefer
Generally night creatures but great additions that hitchhiked in.
Help me identify those
- Thread starter Pysiek
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Pysiek
Reefing newb
I hope they will not do anything wrong :-) .
Pysiek
Reefing newb
Guys more stuff to identify:
That green thing is getting bigger and bigger. At first I thought it is something that might get stuck but it is growing.
Red jellow looking thing
And some like white worms
I know. I have some cyano problem. But I'm trying to keep it as low as possible. Even reduced food amount. I think it all might be because of that pistol shrimp that keep killing my crabs.
That green thing is getting bigger and bigger. At first I thought it is something that might get stuck but it is growing.
Red jellow looking thing
And some like white worms
I know. I have some cyano problem. But I'm trying to keep it as low as possible. Even reduced food amount. I think it all might be because of that pistol shrimp that keep killing my crabs.
RockStacker
Reefing newb
#1 The green macroalgae is halimeda . It is harmless for the most part. Very large specimens could be an issue as they take in calcium and could compete with corals.
A few strands would not make any significant dent to calcium.
They tend to get brittle and break apart too, so I would not worry about them.
#2 Could be some form of graciliaria
#3 Tiny feather duster / tube worms. They are filter feeders and are harmless to the tank. (Their sharp tubes can scrape your skin though, so be careful handling the rocks).
A few strands would not make any significant dent to calcium.
They tend to get brittle and break apart too, so I would not worry about them.
#2 Could be some form of graciliaria
#3 Tiny feather duster / tube worms. They are filter feeders and are harmless to the tank. (Their sharp tubes can scrape your skin though, so be careful handling the rocks).
