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[Tracy G]

Any idea what this is? They are pretty small and grayish. Seems to only be interested in the red slime algae.

 

 

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[epleeds]

No clue. But if they eat red slime, you should breed them and make a fortune

[Lowefx]

I could use a cyano eater right now. Lol

 

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[AlanM]

do they have any shell at all on the back?

[Tracy G]

No shell that I can tell

 

 

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[Tracy G]

Bump

 

 

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[ReefAddict]

It's hard to tell in the blue....can you get a pic with more white light?    It almost looks like a stomella snail, but they have small shell that kind of looks like a small motorcycle helmet. 

[Tracy G]

 

 

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[Tracy G]

This is with all white. The good thing is it is eating the red slime only this far. Also they are tiny like a 1/10 of the size of a Zoa

 

 

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Edited January 11, 2017 by Tracy G

[Tracy G]

. Took one out and here is a close up my guess it's a flatworm and I have no idea where it came from. Was 100% dry rock and dipped everything that has gone in....

 

 

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Edited January 11, 2017 by Tracy G

[AlanM]

Huh, could they be acoel flatworms? Those are tiny like that and apparently harmless to corals. I had them in the past despite dipping stuff and they just faded away at some point.

 

It is definitely some kind of flatworm, who's eggs can survive a coral dip, but if you have cyano-eating flatworms that would be a fun one to try to market.

[Lowefx]

http://www.reef2reef.com/index.php?threads/84921/

I've noticed them as of lately also. My tank is still young and I also dipped most everything and used dry rock. This is a good link. Flatworm exit should work fine, or get a wrasse that will eat most of them.

 

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