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Not working with the best camera here so trying my best. It’s real smallDo you have another picture? I can't really see anything from this image.
I see spirobid worms which feed on algae and tube worms which emit fans to capture foodNot working with the best camera here so trying my best. It’s real small
That’s a feather duster worm- harmless filter feeder.Not working with the best camera here so trying my best. It’s real small
yea that thingI see spirobid worms which feed on algae and tube worms which emit fans to capture food
The first pic is almost certainly a sponge; I’m on my phone, so I can’t see the video.First pic I am really unsure of, it’s a live rock so maybe just glue from before but it’s oddly shaped. The video is a twirling brown worm like thing on the rock.
Not the trochus snail, the clear thing above it. Not sure if that was glue from before or something else, but rather oddly shaped. Also switched the video to mp4 format, should open. I’ve noticed IOS has issues opening it thoughThe creature in the picture is a trochus snail. Video didn't load.
Any idea what kind? Are they typically harmless?The first pic is almost certainly a sponge; I’m on my phone, so I can’t see the video.
Possibly Tunicates, they are filter feeders and are harmless.Not the trochus snail, the clear thing above it. Not sure if that was glue from before or something else, but rather oddly shaped. Also switched the video to mp4 format, should open. I’ve noticed IOS has issues opening it though
I’d have to look it up, but most sponges are completely harmless (there are a few invasive or harmful ones, but they’re relatively rare).Any idea what kind? Are they typically harmless?
Thanks, l overlooked a few on this list when I was looking earlier. Was definitely was a copepod I saw earlier that crawled out. Still unsure about what’s in the video I sent but could just be algae I guess.Here's a link to another thread that discusses Common Hitchhikers in reef tanks that also has multiple pictures per creature.
Common Hitchhikers