Oh and my wife doesn't want me to kill them.
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It won't take long for them to get out of control. I would remove them now.How long does it take for them to get out of control? Right now it's 2 of them with 3/4- 1" tentacles maybe 2" fully extended. I don't have any corals for them to kill yet.
I don't know what I'm supposed to be looking at . Can you get a picture with white lights on and maybe circle the area?Just got a new frag in process of acclimation. what is this? is it another head forming? st thomas mushroom
Bristle worms. Good guys. Just don't touch with your bare hands.Another terrifying looking creature in my new tank!! Ack! Looking at the pics in this thread I think it's just a bristle worm, can anyone please confirm? There seem to be a lot of them in my live rock.
Bristle worms. Good guys. Just don't touch with your bare hands.
I believe those are bristle worms.
You're welcomePHEW! Thanks a bunch. After reading that thread on the bobbit worm the other day I was about ready to set my entire tank on fire when I saw these things. Much appreciated!!
Hard to tell but it could be a Phyllodocidae worm. They come in many colors including yellow. They are predatory to other small worms.Excuse the turf algae but just found this yellow worm. Any ideas?
Looks like sponge. Harmless filter feederFound this on my new live rock, good or bad?
Feather duster.Any ideas on what this may be, hydroid, aiptasia? There’s a few in my tank. The one pictured is about a 1/4” across.
it looks like it could be a stomatella snail. If so they are good guys. Welcome to R2R!Hi. Can somebody identify this one? Tkan you...