Hello guys, I found his guy crawling just above the sand bed of my 29 gal tank glass. I used the iphone macro lens feature for this. What is this?
Is it a pod?
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Looks like an isopod
Yes I agree, isopod.
I phone macro lense won't chang spieces and apparently does not take great photos.
Sorry bad day in the office
I phone macro lense won't chang spieces and apparently does not take great photos.
Sorry bad day in the office
Not at all, most are harmless.reef2reef is a library of information
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