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That sounds like spirorbid worms, and they are very common. I have them on the
back wall of my tanks, and they love the sump and overflow areas. Filter feeders - reef safe. Scrape them off where you don't need them, so your vision isn't obscured. Marc Layer3guru wrote: My Tank has been up for about 9 weeks now and everything seems to be doing great though we only have one domino damsel, with about 80 pounds of live rock. Well today when me and the wife got home from work we always check on the new adittion to the family and we noticed these little white specs attached to the class it looks like shell pieces of some sort. It is all white and some are very small some are larger but most you still have to get very close to the tank to see them. They look as if they are curled up or something but not moving is this some sort of worm, I also have 40 pounds of live sand in the tank. Any help on what this is and if it is something I should really be worried about would be greatly appreciated. -- Personal Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com/oanda/index.html Business Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com Marine Hobbyist: http://www.melevsreef.com |
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