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Okay, everything looked fine last night, everyone ate and was light
sensitive and I went to bed. This morning, one of my t.squamosa is dead and mostly gutted. Not wanting to leave the carcas in the tank I pulled it out and placed it a clean plate to investigate. When I set it down a colony of squirmy things swam out. These things range from about 1/16" to about 1/8" in length, they seem to scuttle as well as swim. They are clear to white in color, have feelers and what as well as what look like legs or appendages for walking - I would call them centipedes if not for the fact that they live underwater. I flooded the plate with talk water and have transfered them and the clam's remains to a specimen jar for observation. Can anyone help me ID these things? I'm working on photos now, but they're so small and it's difficult to get them to show up because they're also almost completly transparent. Any help would be most appreciated. mark h |
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