Right whats all this then

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Just asking what these things are and if they are harmless or not, I think the third picture is copepods? maybe idk im bad at ID. And also enjoy the pics of my possum wrasse skippy

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Hydroid jellyfish

Fairly common in new tanks, if your tank is mature it's hard to say, but they tend to show up and disappear on there own without causing harm. . . At least that has been my experience and what appears to be the online consensus.
 
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Hydroid jellyfish

Fairly common in new tanks, if your tank is mature it's hard to say, but they tend to show up and disappear on there own without causing harm. . . At least that has been my experience and what appears to be the online consensus.
Okay thank you! my tank is under a year old, so that makes sense. thats cool though never seen it before!
 
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Harmless and as already ID'd. Everyone seems to get them and they'll disappear, especially with the possum wrasse.
 
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