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| Tunicate | Help ID these white spots please My 24 gallon AP has been up and running for a couple of weeks. I added 38 pounds of fiji LR and 20 pounds of fiji live sand 5 days ago. I added some snails, crabs, and a damsel to kick things off two days ago. Everything was fine until I got home tonight and I see these white dots/spots on some of the crab and snail shells as well as in one area of my live rock. Any ideas? What do I do about them? I am a complete saltwater newbie.
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| Cabbage Leather | Re: Help ID these white spots please Hard to say given that the details of the "dots" are not visible in the photos. But most likely, they are a species of snail ? Do they move? They appear large enough that you should be able to pick one out and examine it closer. A Hitch Hikers Guide to the Reefs Chuck
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| Tunicate | Re: Help ID these white spots please There really aren't any details visible on them. You can pry one loose and the bottom looks like the top. They are semi-hard and don't move. I took a snail to my LFS yesterday to let him look at it. He said he had the same things at times and the best he had figured is it was some type of herbevorious "creature" but that he hadn't been able to get a hard ID.
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| Reef Sanctuary's Mr. Wizard ![]() | Re: Help ID these white spots please I would need a good close-up them maybe ![]()
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| Cabbage Leather | Re: Help ID these white spots please I agree, am really curious now and would love to see some very up close and in focus photos (both sides) if possible. Chuck
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