Sporadic hydroids will not reproduce but will soon disappear.Another round of macro pics:
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Barnacle (GOOD)
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Bryozoa?
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Small white and black feather duster (GOOD)
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White colonial tunicate (GOOD)
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Spaghetti worm or similar sp
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Lime green mini colonial tunicate?
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Hydroid (Meh, can sting stuff)
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White feather duster (GOOD)
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O. robusta
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Small barnacle species and vermatid worm or similar sp
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Hydroid species?
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Big clam
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Really cool orange sponge
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Anemone sp
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Hidden cup coral
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Bleached O. robusta
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Pale yellow/gray sponge
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Anemone sp.
Consider a peppermint to clean up small nems.
Scroll down this page to learn about diseases: What is REAL live rock?Rocks look great. Just for my own education, if that rock is coming from the sea, how do you ensure it doesn’t have disease such as ich/velvet that can be passed on to the fish? Thanks.
Lovely sump there.So having beautiful rock and all the accompanying life would be welcome in my sump.