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| Tunicate | something growing in my tank Hello all......need help I have 2 salt water tanks (fish only) both have crush coral I have something growing on my rocks and plants (please note that my rocks and plants are all artifical ) they vary from sizes up to 1/4 of an inch it looks like a pod or a feather duster...if anyone has an idea what this could be please advised...thanks |
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| Reef Addict (hopeless) ![]() | Re: something growing in my tank Welcome. It's very possible it IS some type of feather duster but without a picture it's a wild guess at best. Any chance you can get a couple of pics for us?
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| Angel Girl's Daddy ![]() | Re: something growing in my tank Better then something dieing in you aquarium! LOL! Pictures will be a big help here ![]()
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| Excellent Guesser :D | Re: something growing in my tank Start here. Chuck has covered like 90% in my opinion of normal hitchhikers. It doesn't cover those creepy looking hippy guys on the freeway, but most of the saltwater hitchhikers. Indo Pacific Hitch Hikers Thanks again Chuck. ![]()
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