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Old October 25th, 2008, 05:44 AM
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Re: Aiptasia??????

colonial hydroids

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Re: Aiptasia??????

They're really small. I have to use a magnifying glass.
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Re: Aiptasia??????

Those are hydroids. Like aiptasia, considered a pest.
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Re: Aiptasia??????

hey Biff does kalk paste get rid of those?

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Kalk should take care of em.
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