May 6, 2011 #1 d2mini Reef enthusiast They're all over the glass of my nano. They are tiny. This is as close as I can get to them with my macro.
They're all over the glass of my nano. They are tiny. This is as close as I can get to them with my macro.
May 6, 2011 #2 B bojangles93 Reefing newb Based on pictures I have seen...maybee some sort of nudibranch. Other than that I really have no clue. :dunno:
Based on pictures I have seen...maybee some sort of nudibranch. Other than that I really have no clue. :dunno:
May 6, 2011 #4 d2mini Reef enthusiast Is that good or bad? There must be hundreds of them in this 6g tank.
May 6, 2011 #6 bjohanson1234 ......... Do they move? Or are they stationary? They do resemble nudibranches to me, maybe there was an egg sack that just hatched?
Do they move? Or are they stationary? They do resemble nudibranches to me, maybe there was an egg sack that just hatched?
May 6, 2011 #8 d2mini Reef enthusiast Too hard to tell if they are moving. That one grouping hasn't moved since i took the pic from what i can tell.
Too hard to tell if they are moving. That one grouping hasn't moved since i took the pic from what i can tell.
May 6, 2011 #10 AmberSunrise Reef enthusiast I highly doubt a sponge would be growing on the glass I would go with the nudi theory also.
May 6, 2011 #11 BL1 ............. Q tip sponges grow everywhere, especially in low flow areas. If you ever look in a sump you'll see tons on the baffles.
Q tip sponges grow everywhere, especially in low flow areas. If you ever look in a sump you'll see tons on the baffles.
May 6, 2011 #12 AdeptMrSniffles I have a Blue Thumb BL1 said: Q tip sponges grow everywhere, especially in low flow areas. If you ever look in a sump you'll see tons on the baffles. Click to expand... +1 I used to have them everywhere in my sump
BL1 said: Q tip sponges grow everywhere, especially in low flow areas. If you ever look in a sump you'll see tons on the baffles. Click to expand... +1 I used to have them everywhere in my sump