BigJay
Well-Known Member
Day 22
Ammonia and Nitrites 0 Nitrates 15 no other tests done.
I was looking for a black cucumber to replace one of my emeralds to clean up the sand but the local LFS's aren't stocking them anymore due to low demand. I noticed a really small trumpet coral with 6 polyps that had a little bit of nuisance algae and ended up getting it for 15 bucks so added it to the tank and the emeralds went right to work cleaning it up.
I noticed something strange though while I was playing with the arrangement of the trumpet that all the little animals were out playing in broad daylight except the nerrites. I saw some sort of flatworm that had a very similar mouth and antanae to a turbo snail, A bunch of the white worms that burrow into the sand, lots of copeopods and caught another really strange worm that I have never seen before. It kind of had the mouth parts of a sea cuccumber but seemed to have anchored itself on the top part of a cave hole in a rock. It would retreat by inverting itself like turning a sock inside out. I went on the hunt online and the only thing I saw that looked close to it was a peanut worm but the coloring is wrong. Anyhow heres a pic if anyone can help. It looks to be about 1 to 1.5 inches long and about 3mm in diameter. There circled it in the pic.
Ammonia and Nitrites 0 Nitrates 15 no other tests done.
I was looking for a black cucumber to replace one of my emeralds to clean up the sand but the local LFS's aren't stocking them anymore due to low demand. I noticed a really small trumpet coral with 6 polyps that had a little bit of nuisance algae and ended up getting it for 15 bucks so added it to the tank and the emeralds went right to work cleaning it up.
I noticed something strange though while I was playing with the arrangement of the trumpet that all the little animals were out playing in broad daylight except the nerrites. I saw some sort of flatworm that had a very similar mouth and antanae to a turbo snail, A bunch of the white worms that burrow into the sand, lots of copeopods and caught another really strange worm that I have never seen before. It kind of had the mouth parts of a sea cuccumber but seemed to have anchored itself on the top part of a cave hole in a rock. It would retreat by inverting itself like turning a sock inside out. I went on the hunt online and the only thing I saw that looked close to it was a peanut worm but the coloring is wrong. Anyhow heres a pic if anyone can help. It looks to be about 1 to 1.5 inches long and about 3mm in diameter. There circled it in the pic.
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