Jump to content

Recommended Posts

(edited)

So i have a pod tank with a few shrimp and some macro, i saw things and at first assumed baby bristles but upon closer inspection nope not those... they seem to have eyes and dont much look like pods.

 

They live on the glass so from their underisde

 

20190302_194047.jpg

Edited by realypk
Info
(edited)

Kb pic limit way too low so gotta post multiple posts :-(

 

From side, looks like it has eyes...

20190302_193914.jpg

Edited by realypk
More info

Last photo

 

This is a small group from the side

20190302_194033.jpg

That looks kinda like a sponge that popped up in my system when I was experimenting with KZ sponge power.  Do they move or are they stationary?

(edited)

They move their arms and also move round super slowley in the tank. Almost like a pom pom crab just slower.

Edited by realypk

Lol, ok, definitely not the same thing then.  Maybe someone else may know.

look like hydroid medusae, or maybe small sea spiders (pycnogonida) .  

Def not hydroid medusa or baby bbn jelly fish, they look more like an insect with my naked eye, phone doesnt do it justice may need to break out the dslr.

 

Nor is it a sea spider but thats closer, it honestly looks like a really tiny deformed shrimp or cricket.  And its front two arms wave in the air as if trying to catch plankton similar to what my anemone crabs do.

 

Looks like a hydroid to me

 

(edited)

I've found some of those before as hitchikers on frags and its definitely not one of those. Closest thing so far is the hydriod jelly but only from the back. Because from the side it has 2 black eyes and a rather distinctive odd head and legs that it waves around as if its trying to catch plankton. It looks like a tiny malformed cricket. I'll see if i can find some time to bust out the macro lense + tripod combo for my DSLR and get some high res shots. 

Edited by realypk

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...