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  • 2 weeks later...

It's Everywhere! This alga came in with my live rock, and I believe I have ID'd it before, but I can't remember what it was (senior moment). Unfortunately, none of the macro algae ID links are working, so I needed to post this. Anybody know: A) what it is, and B)post-86487-0-28479900-1417279522_thumb.jpgpost-86487-0-35897300-1417279435_thumb.jpg what eats it? I have plucked and pulled, reduced the light cycle, applied PhosGuard, and plucked and pulled some more, and this stuff won't die. HELP!post-86487-0-24592100-1417285931_thumb.jpg

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  • 2 weeks later...

It's Everywhere! This alga came in with my live rock, and I believe I have ID'd it before, but I can't remember what it was (senior moment). Unfortunately, none of the macro algae ID links are working, so I needed to post this. Anybody know: A) what it is, and B)attachicon.gifimage.jpgattachicon.gifimage.jpg what eats it? I have plucked and pulled, reduced the light cycle, applied PhosGuard, and plucked and pulled some more, and this stuff won't die. HELP!attachicon.gifIMG_1670.JPG

 

Looks like C. Taxifolia. Someone will buy it from you I'm sure.

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Ok, guys, yesterday got my CUC from ReefCleaners.org, and I just came home from a cub scouts overnighter with my son to a cloud of these things floating in my tank. Are these eggs of some sort?:

 

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Looks pretty awesome. Ever find out what they are?

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That's correct. I did eventually see a couple of the mature Medusa structures stuck to the rocks in a couple places.=. I believe that starting the pump filtered out the majority of them.

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What the heck are these? They sprouted up about a year ago and I've off-and-on been trying to figure out what they are. They are very bright green - like neon - with a vibrant white "flakey" shell that sometimes breaks off when I scrape the glass with the magfloat (from the flow/vibration). They started out very tiny, and are now about 2 1/2 inches tall. I've touched them now and then when I need to get my hands in there and they are kinda slimy feeling and flexible, not hard at all. They havent't bothered anything so I kept them. Oh, and I know I have flatworms, I'm infested and slowly syphoning them out. Thanks for any suggestions! :)

 

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Thanks,

Polly

 

 

 

Has anyone answered you as to what these cool hitchikers are if so please let me know I love the look of them

 

 

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  • 3 weeks later...

Clove polyps.. soft coral that spreads quickly.

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Well if this is potentially an issue as some hydroids are considered difficult to eliminate, are they bothering corals, also are they growing in new places or just opening up?

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OK, I can't find this one. Any ideas?

 

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EDIT: I should say I recognize it's a nudibranch, but I've never seen one so... plain.

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