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No hard tube. It DID have a vermetid snail on the other side -but I killed it a couple of weeks ago.I want to say Vermetid snail. Does the base have a hard tube?
+1 Digitate Hydroid
I'll try manual removal first and see if that helps at all.I have them too but im pretty sure my leopard wrasse and springers damsels ate most them. I have only seen the leopard wrasse eat one but maybe that was just a fluke and it is something else, who knows
What fish do you have in your tankI'll try manual removal first and see if that helps at all.
Now planning operation digi destruction.
What fish do you have in your tank
Also i dont think manual removal works for these guys they dont really seem to have a "body" that i can find and remove
Once your 230 comes in, make a build thread. seems like you're going to have a beautiful systemIts pretty sparse. 2XClowns, 1X Purple Tang.
Im still waiting for the 230Gallon to come so it hasnt been stocked heavily. That and the filtration on this tank is horrible, so it likely cannot handle a significant bio-load.
rock and sand usually deal with the bioload, filtrations just for mechanical filtration, or maybe a skimmer and carbon. Either way if you have a decent amount of rock (50 pounds or so at least in the tank im guessing).Im still waiting for the 230Gallon to come so it hasnt been stocked heavily. That and the filtration on this tank is horrible, so it likely cannot handle a significant bio-load.
I guess I’ve been saying repeatedly that I want a biodiverse tank This wasn’t what I had in mind tbh - but it could be worse!I have them in my DT and they come and go. I have never seen any negative impact on the corals even with them waving around and bumping into the lps and sps.