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Tube worms. Theyre a nuisanceWell not on that one coral but I think I have something like the on another and it has something link allowed going in and out too what are they.
How do you get rid of tube wormsTube worms. Theyre a nuisance
This seems to be a barnacle in your coral - they send out a little rake-shaped filter feeding appendage that folds in like a hand closing into a fist.
Well not on that one coral but I think I have something like the on another and it has something link allowed going in and out too what are they.
These are actually vermetid snails, not worms, but they are generally considered a nuisance. Tube worms/feather duster worms are generally harmless and considered beneficial.Tube worms. Theyre a nuisance
You may need clearer pics here, but if you don't see any obvious hitchhikers, you may want to consider issues with water quality, light, and flow for the coral.Hi again. Sorry but
I also have this little guy and I don't know what's happening to him. Is there anyone that can help me
If you have just a few vermetids, manual removal is probably your best option (crushing the base and placing a bumblebee snail, emerald crab, or some wrasse near the remnants of the shell). If you have a lot, it can be tough to get rid of them.How do you get rid of tube worms
I want to thank you for helping identify that and do I need to worry about that snail that's in that coralThis seems to be a barnacle in your coral - they send out a little rake-shaped filter feeding appendage that folds in like a hand closing into a fist.
These are actually vermetid snails, not worms, but they are generally considered a nuisance. Tube worms/feather duster worms are generally harmless and considered beneficial.
You may need clearer pics here, but if you don't see any obvious hitchhikers, you may want to consider issues with water quality, light, and flow for the coral.
You don't need to worry about barnacles or tube worms/feather dusters; vermetid snails should generally be removed.I want to thank you for helping identify that and do I need to worry about that snail that's in that coral