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porpoiseaquatics Active Member Market Messages 2,789 Reaction score 3 Location Johns Creek GA Sep 29, 2017 #2 What are you referring to? The white thing toward the bottom of the picture?
J jon150g Member Market Messages 113 Reaction score 11 Sep 29, 2017 #3 white thing in the middle of the screen. Ird like a circle with two tails coming off of it.
FutureInterest Well-Known Member Market Messages 4,441 Reaction score 1,330 Sep 29, 2017 #4 Pineapple sponge.
J jon150g Member Market Messages 113 Reaction score 11 Sep 29, 2017 #5 No its something that moves around on the glass. I will try to get a better picture tonight.
R ricky5415 Active Member Market Messages 395 Reaction score 71 Sep 29, 2017 #6 It is a snail I think
FutureInterest Well-Known Member Market Messages 4,441 Reaction score 1,330 Sep 29, 2017 #7 Ahh, i thought it was on the rock. In that case, it is some sort of flatworm, slug, nudi, snail... hard to tell from the pic.
Ahh, i thought it was on the rock. In that case, it is some sort of flatworm, slug, nudi, snail... hard to tell from the pic.
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J jon150g Member Market Messages 113 Reaction score 11 Sep 30, 2017 #9 The round part above the two tails is the mouth.
FutureInterest Well-Known Member Market Messages 4,441 Reaction score 1,330 Oct 1, 2017 #10 Hmm... I have no idea. It doesn't appear to be any of the well known pests so it's prolly safe but when in doubt... it's prolly best to just remove it imo.
Hmm... I have no idea. It doesn't appear to be any of the well known pests so it's prolly safe but when in doubt... it's prolly best to just remove it imo.
hiimsean Well-Known Member Supporting Messages 2,980 Reaction score 1,432 Location Acworth Oct 2, 2017 #11 looks like some sort of flatworm. I'd remove it either way.
S spike Well-Known Member Sponsor Messages 1,384 Reaction score 567 Oct 2, 2017 #12 I have to agree with flatworm . This type does not take over, usually the one or two you see will disappear.
I have to agree with flatworm . This type does not take over, usually the one or two you see will disappear.
S spike Well-Known Member Sponsor Messages 1,384 Reaction score 567 Oct 2, 2017 #13 Look at Melves reef site under benign flatworm