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10-04-2013, 10:39 AM
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The pics aren't super clear but to me it looks like a feather and is totally harmless. If you already got lots of gba in your tank a few red ones won't be that bad. If you don't mind crabs get a few emeralds....they do a good job when they are small and hungry for food. I added 1 into my 75g and it makes it's way around the tank eating the shorter algae aswell as the gba.
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10-04-2013, 03:00 PM
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I got lots of those in my tank as others have stated it is a feather duster they pop up everywhere no with no rhyme or reason I even got a few attached to my snails and hermit crab shells.
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10-04-2013, 03:06 PM
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so, let me get this straight.. you're freaked out by the tiny feather duster, but you're OK with the creepy giant slow moving tentacley gelatinous mass above of it ?
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10-07-2013, 09:38 PM
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Couldn't help but to destroy it during a water change =P. anyways I'm starting to have more aiptasia multiplying. Tried the injecting like juice into it with a syringe but this is extremely difficult cuz they just retreat into the LR holes as soon as I touch them. I don't want to use any chemicals. Am I able to get a peppermint shrimp if I already have a blood red shrimp,cleaner shrimp n coral banded shrimp in my 75g tank?
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