Here are a few

[reefrunner]

Here are some photos I took tonight.

I think this is a flatworm, is that right, is it a good one or bad one?

What kind of pods are these? Isopods?

And this is a poor picture, but does anyone have a clue on this?

These were all very tiny, so as to be unnoticeable unless your looking for them, the flatworm was the largest, the others looked like dust on the inside of the glass.

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[whippetguy]

agree with the flatworm id, unable to tell if it's bad or not. Typically they are bad by smothering the corals if the population gets out of hand. I have them in my tank and have suffered no ill effects from them. The pods look to be copepods to me. The last photo, I'm no help, some sort of egg sac?

 

[jjmoneyman]

Well I have to agree, you've got flatworms many are harmless if kept in check and some are bad. No clue which you have. And yup those are pods, pods are pods to me, big, small... And the the last one I've got no clue on. So basically I just repeated what whippetguy said but I mixed the words around.

 

[Doogle]

Lol, JJ your funny!
I think they are acoel flatworms they aren't good but aren't really bad either, I think they eat pods and will go away with your pod population. Keep them in check with heavy flow and cleaning/skimming. You can try dipping corals that have lots of them and manual removal before using flatworm exit. I've done the dips and got rid of 99% of visible ones. I was kinda ticked at the guy who gave them to me but they aren't a big deal really.
The pods look like minnud ( spelling ? ) and I think they eat poop so your good there.
I have no stinkin' idea what the last pick is!lol

 

[BLADEYAMAHA]

The last one could be some kind of small jellyfish. I've seen something like it before, but I could be wrong.

 

[lbiminiblue]

Here are some photos I took tonight.

I think this is a flatworm, is that right, is it a good one or bad one?

What kind of pods are these? Isopods?

And this is a poor picture, but does anyone have a clue on this?

These were all very tiny, so as to be unnoticeable unless your looking for them, the flatworm was the largest, the others looked like dust on the inside of the glass.

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the last looks like a peanut worm

 

[ddelozier]

+1 Flatworm. +1 Pods...but that last really looks like an egg sack for some kind of snail. Is it free floating, or attached to the glass. If attached, its probably an egg sack. If free floating, NO CLUE.

 

[reefrunner]

It was attached to the glass.

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[ddelozier]

snail egg sack.

 

[dmatt88]

Well I have to agree, you've got flatworms many are harmless if kept in check and some are bad. No clue which you have. And yup those are pods, pods are pods to me, big, small... And the the last one I've got no clue on. So basically I just repeated what whippetguy said but I mixed the words around.

Haha

..........I live my life as a warning to others.

 

[engineer goby]

I wouldn't worry to much about the flatworms. I had them all over my tank and they went away on their own and never caused a problem.

 

[Oxylebius]

The first looks like flatworms - Amphiscolops - Clear Flatworms - they eat detritus, algae and copepods.
The second are copepods - they eat diatoms and bacteria.
The third looks to be eggs, not sure what type.

 

[klok95330]

2nd set are copepods for sure.

 

[klok95330]

first ones look to be flatworms and you need to get rid of them quick. they multiply fast

 

[Oxylebius]

The first ones are Amphiscolops - Clear Flatworms are harmless - if they multiply fast they can become a nuisance, but some fish like to eat them as well.
http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums...sion/6960-amphiscolops-sp-harmless-acoel.html
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