Newbie

reef lover · Mar 17, 2019

Welcome to r2r!! They are harmless filter feeders.

Rblryder69 · Mar 17, 2019

Brad Miller said:
Welcome to the forum !
Nice aquascape you got there newbie, I love it !

You guys must have a lot younger eyes than me...I blew it up and couldn’t see any curly white things.

Look at first picture. Left side of rock halfway down.

dbl · Mar 17, 2019

Welcome to R2R and your new reefing family.

Dimmy007 · Mar 17, 2019

Welcome to R2R!!!

SPR1968 · Mar 18, 2019

Welcome to R2R!

Chrisfish · Mar 18, 2019

Welcome to R2R

scriptmonkey · Mar 18, 2019

Welcome to R2R! You cube guys are killing me with your tanks, going to be a beauty!

Ruben's Reef · Mar 18, 2019

!!! Welcome to R2R !!! Nice looking tank.

Aimulator64 · Mar 18, 2019

Welcome! I am new as well, but everyone here has been very helpful with my rapidly changing and dis-functioning setups! Ask many questions as there is A LOT of knowledge here! My live rock came to me with a TON of bristle worms. a bunch of small ones, and feather dusters, and then one very big bristle worm that I have only seen once.

Captain Quint · Mar 18, 2019

Welcome to R2R

cracker · Mar 18, 2019

Welcome Rblryder !

vetteguy53081 · Mar 18, 2019

Rblryder69 said:
Are they good or bad? Only on one rock that I can see. Should I try to get rid of them and if so how?

They can populate and do steal nutrients. harmless to other life and I just leave them and hope they go away

hdsoftail1065 · Mar 18, 2019

Welcome to R2R!!!

Rblryder69 · Mar 18, 2019

Thanks for all the warm welcomes, another question, ammonia almost zero, nitrates 20, stalled there for almost a week, is this normal?

ourcoralreef · Mar 19, 2019

Welcome

Aimulator64 · Mar 19, 2019

Rblryder69 said:
Thanks for all the warm welcomes, another question, ammonia almost zero, nitrates 20, stalled there for almost a week, is this normal?

are you using the API master saltwater test kit? Those tests tend to always show a tint of green whether or not ammonia is present. Nitrates will probably be high for a while, as that part of the cycle seems to extend the furthest from what I read.