Can anyone confirm this is a nudibranch and bristleworm? Released during dipping of some frags.
Oct 8, 2021 #1 mikemathis555 Active Member Review score +0 /0 /-0 View Badges Build Thread Contributor Joined Aug 2, 2021 Messages 116 Reaction score 106 Review score +0 /0 /-0 Location Raleigh Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Can anyone confirm this is a nudibranch and bristleworm? Released during dipping of some frags.
Oct 8, 2021 #2 takitaj Well-Known Member Review score +0 /0 /-0 View Badges R2R Supporter Build Thread Contributor Joined Jul 23, 2020 Messages 516 Reaction score 618 Review score +0 /0 /-0 Location Maine Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Pic #1 is some type of worm, maybe bristle, but can't tell out of water. Pic #2 looks like an amphipod, or possibly isopod. No nudi's.
Pic #1 is some type of worm, maybe bristle, but can't tell out of water. Pic #2 looks like an amphipod, or possibly isopod. No nudi's.
Oct 8, 2021 #3 Sharkbait19 7500 Club Member Review score +0 /0 /-0 View Badges Fish Medic Build Thread Contributor Joined Aug 13, 2020 Messages 9,942 Reaction score 11,959 Review score +0 /0 /-0 Location New Jersey Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Maybe a peanut worm first one? Going off color. Hard to tell out of water like takitaj stated. I would still expect to see bristles on a bw though. Second is definitely an amphipod. Both are beneficial to have in tanks, pod more than worm.
Maybe a peanut worm first one? Going off color. Hard to tell out of water like takitaj stated. I would still expect to see bristles on a bw though. Second is definitely an amphipod. Both are beneficial to have in tanks, pod more than worm.