Bookmarked! This is cool, so by buying live rock I get some of these critters?! Without even buying fish yet? I'm diggin' it.
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I think this is a copepod of some sorts but can’t identify it.
In your frag tank by chance?
Me too
Munnid isopod according to a guy in my thread in corals forum
100 LIKES! lol! I can FINALY AGREE with an answer!! Thanks MrCrabs , I also found a helpful link after searching that name, posting it HERE for anyone else that wants a good critter chart. @Crabs McJones to the rescue!Munnid Isopods
good/ bad?Bristleworm
Varies by person. Some love them some hate them. Personally I believe they're a great clean up crew member that doesnt hurt anythinggood/ bad?
The two tone has me wondering either way
Too late now anyway- it’s long gone, but interested for future reference
WEll that sucks- I was under the impression that red bristleworms were bad. I erred on the side of cautionVaries by person. Some love them some hate them. Personally I believe they're a great clean up crew member that doesnt hurt anything
That's ok. Where there is one, there is moreWEll that sucks- I was under the impression that red bristleworms were bad. I erred on the side of caution
Now I feel bad
YW.Thank you
I just found 5 more within the GSP cluster I just fragged- put them in the DT?That's ok. Where there is one, there is more
Lol, cool chart.100 LIKES! lol! I can FINALY AGREE with an answer!! Thanks MrCrabs , I also found a helpful link after searching that name, posting it HERE for anyone else that wants a good critter chart. @Crabs McJones to the rescue!
Yup!I just found 5 more within the GSP cluster I just fragged- put them in the DT?
Thanks!
Yup!
Just dont touch them with your bare handsAwesome, thanks
Most likely a dorvilleidae worm. Harmless