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What is that first photo? I've had something that looks exactly like that on my Duncan for months
My only guess if were talking snail eggs would be conch strombus eggs cause they look pretty similar but im unsure if you even have conches
it's a bare bottom. four BTA's, two clowns, a handful of LPS frags and the rest is 90% SPS. There's a handful of snails, no crabs. No conchs, astrea's nerites, and some others I don't know the names of.What creatures do you have in your tank? Any cephalopods such as an octopus or squid? Did these things have any holes in them anywhere?
Honestly, I’m not entirely sure what these are, but I’m half convinced that they may be octopus eggs of some variety (for a pic of octopus eggs to compare with that look pretty close, see the link below):it's a bare bottom. four BTA's, two clowns, a handful of LPS frags and the rest is 90% SPS. There's a handful of snails, no crabs. No conchs, astrea's nerites, and some others I don't know the names of.
somebody's got some 'splainin to do then. But yes, they looked almost exactly like picture D. It's a little more complicated over the last few days. Just before I saw these things one of the clowns stopped eating. She hasn't really eaten since and now has popeye in both eyes, starting to cloud over but clearly affecting her vision.Honestly, I’m not entirely sure what these are, but I’m half convinced that they may be octopus eggs of some variety (for a pic of octopus eggs to compare with that look pretty close, see the link below):
That sounds like a case to bring up with Jay and the #fishmedic crew - good luck with the clown!Just before I saw these things one of the clowns stopped eating. She hasn't really eaten since and now has popeye in both eyes, starting to cloud over but clearly affecting her vision.