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Old 05-20-2008, 07:31 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What are these living one my shroom and what eats them.
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Old 05-20-2008, 07:42 PM   #2 (permalink)
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the 1st. pic you have a poker dot mushroom, below it some star pollyps and some feather worms, on the 2nd different kind of mushroom and some zoa's and a turbo snail


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Old 05-20-2008, 09:11 PM   #3 (permalink)
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ha ha. But really what are those ring type worms? living on the shrooms
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actually its a asterea and daisy polyps
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those look like planaria flat worms to me and nothing eats them contrary to all you will hear there verry toxic even more than britny spears.you need some flatworm exit by salifert and be verry carefull to follow the directions it looks like you have a bad infestation,hope this helps.
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Agreed, flatworms. Here are some ways to get rid of them;
1. It is siad that a sixline wrasse will eat them, but the trick to that is you have to under feed it which is highly impossible unless he's the only fish in the tank.
2. I have also used a small turkey baster and take them off one by one( I know )
3. Salifert's Flat worm exit( I havent used that yet)
4. Doing a FW dip for 1-5 min.s
5. There might be a "old school" method, but I dont know of any. Might want to PM Tangster. Luna


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There is also some green bubble algae in the first picture. Can become a nuisance. Best to get it taken care of right away. Simply just a FYI.


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I can't see flatworms in either picture. Is this like one of those "Magic Eye" things because I can never see the darned sailboat in those things either


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They are bad, six line doesn;t touch them. Maybe the turkey baster
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