Zoa and Algae Id

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  1. Jgut3

    Jgut3 Fire Worm

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    Zoa
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  2. Jgut3

    Jgut3 Fire Worm

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    Algae on the hermit crab
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  3. supratt

    supratt Fire Shrimp

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    looks like small fan worms
     
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  4. supratt

    supratt Fire Shrimp

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    and fire and ice are the zoa's (my favorite)
     
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  5. Jgut3

    Jgut3 Fire Worm

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    Well the zoa were orange skirt and solid green inner. They turn to that with my lights. Thanks for the quick responses.

    Fan worms well thats better than algae lol
     
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  6. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    Those zoanthids are stunning, the hermit is to funny.
     
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  7. libog2fish

    libog2fish Fire Shrimp

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    the fire and ice zoas are 1 of a kind eye taking beauty...
    for the hermit I couldn't tell yah...
    you mind taking a daylight pic of the zoas
     
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  8. 2in10

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    I don't know if that is algae or colonial hydroids on the hermit.
     
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  9. Jgut3

    Jgut3 Fire Worm

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    Thats a daylight pic by daylight i mean all lights are on. 2 420nm 2 10k
     
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  10. Jgut3

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    I hope no hydroids. Don't hydroids sting? They don't seem to bother anything and they are sporatic in the tank an grow in low light area as well as full light.
     
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