They’re not Vermatid snails bc they do not have a shell. They are irritating the base tissue of some of my acros.
What are these?
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That’s not what these are. I have those too but they don’t bother acros. They just look uglyLook up spiniod worm i think its called
Edit : spionid worm
Nope. Vermatids have mucus nets.It’s probably a vermetod snail but just the tube is deep in your rock work.
Now I just need to find a method that will kill them.At least you found it. I guess the movement threw me off. There is a type of worm that anchors to the rock that grazes around its location.
Dwarf angels, but they may get your corals. Manual removal. Take tweezers to them. When I had them, they died from starvation.Now I just need to find a method that will kill them.
How did you starve themDwarf angels, but they may get your corals. Manual removal. Take tweezers to them. When I had them, they died from starvation.
Linear flow. But nothing likes that.How did you starve them
It's been awhile since your response, but just seeing how the tweezers worked long term for you? I recently found some and hopefully the population is small enough to attempt this.Dwarf angels, but they may get your corals. Manual removal. Take tweezers to them. When I had them, they died from starvation.
Smaller populations, yes. Or any visible population that doesn't feel over whelming to scrape/pluck off of the rocks. Worst part is, if they are in holes of the rock and you can't get a good grip on the stems. You could chisel that portion off. I never tried to super glue them.It's been awhile since your response, but just seeing how the tweezers worked long term for you? I recently found some and hopefully the population is small enough to attempt this.