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Old 04-07-2008, 02:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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In the last few days, now that I have my water parameters under control...I've noticed a few dozen white spots on the back of the tank and on the rocks. When I looked closer, they were almost a spiral shape. Are these young snails?


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Most likely juvenile feather duster worms


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That makes sense....I just added some live rock a few weeks back. I saw some tubes that had died off soon after lying on the bottom and a few still on the rock. Cool! Now I need some duster food...lol

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Ditto, she is so smart. That Tangster is sure a lucky guy.


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