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|   Get a 10X loupe from someplace like princess auto. Or just any magnifier glass You will be able to identifier it easier | 
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|  white dots if they are soft it could be aptasia-i have a lot of white dots, but they are hard ,in my sump-i don't think they are a feather duster-though i do have hundreds of spaghetti worms in the sump | 
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|  Go pods Last edited by imcosmokramer; 09-28-2011 at 08:59 PM. | 
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|   Thx for the replies. I don't think it is the white star. I have roughly about 200 white dots. They look like little spiders. It has a solid white center which is pretty much a circle shape doesn't look like pods to me either. | 
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|   Sounds like hydroid jellyfish kinda. how old is the tank? | 
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|   I would bet they are tunicates or sponges... | 
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|   It Looks exactly like hydroid jellyfish!!!! The tank is set up for a few months but all my live rocks and sand were transfer from a 3 years old tank.  Is it harmful should I remove them? |