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I have some GHA, some bubble and another that I’m guessing is sea lettuce? Anyone know what it is. Its quite tight to rocks or maybe it’s the tangs tucking into it?
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I’ve had these mushrooms for a while and just realized I don’t know what they are. With having so many I wanted to possibly sell some, but can’t price them correctly without knowing what they are the photos are of them under a white light and with a filter under a blue light
Anybody able to help me ID this or decide if it’s an issue?
showed up about 3 weeks ago and has been growing rapidly over any surface ( rocks, macro algae, upwards)
I haven’t touched it yet
thank you
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This Saturday, I got a small adult chocolate tang and a tomini tang from my LFS. Tomini has been fine through all of this. I put them in my quarantine tank for observation. They weren’t picking at each other at all, and had actually come from the same holding tank at the store. On...
They look like limpets or chitons the size of pinheads, attached to my refugium’s glass pane, but they jitter and have pulsating appendages like isopods. What do you guys think?
Below: location of pulsating appendages, circled in red.
This finally opened. What is it? Sorry if the photo is blurry I have a trash iphone.
Thanks for any help. I got it in a trade and I have a few more polyps of whatever it is waiting to open in another tank.
Usually I wouldn’t ask but these look kinda bleached out. Anyone have any ideas what the one on the left is? The middle one reminds me of my armor of gods but it’s not the same exactly. It’s got a lot of speckling in the orange on the disk whereas my AOGs are pure orange. But it’s reaching like...
Up until a little over a year ago, I always assumed all the hard, red encrusting algae we find in our marine tanks was just another variant of Coralline algae. Boy was I wrong! I eventually came across this site which made me realize that this "red Coralline" might actually be of the genus...
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My tomini tang has had marks on him for over a week now. Had to go away for a trip and it looks much worse. Have not been able to identify what it has. He is eating but is hiding a lot. He obviously looks more white than normal, had holes in the head, and appears to have a rust like...
What is this? I got it today and completely forgot the name of it because I have the world's worst memory. I want to make sure I place it in the right spot. It's got a hard skeleton and these really great looking polyps
Hey all… hoping I post to the right forum, still new to the hobby/R2R (about 6 months). Have had this monti for about a month now. just added some fish into my display tank about 2 weeks ago after quarantine. Today I did a water change… and noticed this for the first time. what the heck is this...
Hello everyone first time poster here, I just seen this thing in my sand bed and I want to know if I should remove it or im hoping its a beneficial critter and not a pest and it can stay? fingers crossed took two pics one of it closed (spooked) other open and filtering food, at least that’s what...
Can I please get some help identifying 2 things in my tank?
1. White fuzzy worm: I say worm, but I’m not sure what it is. I found the 1st one a couple of weeks ago stuck in my return pump filter. I’m attaching a picture of what it looks like dead and dried out. It has a tail.
Today, I...
Hi - got a couple ID’s I need help with.
1st is there are a few of these weird looking worm-like creatures protruding from my rock. Only a handful so far, any idea what this is and if I need to do anything about it?
2nd I think this is aiptasia underneath one of my blasto’s - my thought is I...
Aiptasia? They are grouped so close together and I’m not sure aiptasia grows like that.
Not the best of pictures. This is the only place I see this growth in the tank.
I have absolutely no clue what these things are. They came on some LFS live rock, which I believe originated from the Indo-Pacific. They have no holes, feel quite tough, do not bend, and have small “tufts” on their spikes. They also do not appear to have grown since I introduced them a few weeks...
Out of nowhere I just noticed these red things on my rock. 3 of them are about a quarter of an inch, several other specs of red within rock. They are only on this small section.
I assume this is Bryopsis, but just wanted to confirm. Thoughts?
Went on vacation and came back to this in the tank…not fully invaded just yet and want to get it under control. Have already ordered Reef Flux.