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[Jules]

Careful not to rip or tear it as they can spread.

hard to say, im not even sure if it is a nudibranch like I said, is it squishy like if you gently prod it? if so id suggest some type of sea cucmber / slug thing. which unless you identify the exact species, some eat corals etc. very hard to say, just have to keep an eye on him.

[shane78]

Turns out the big critter is a chiton still unsure of the other

[shane78]

And this is the other guy which is no longer
in there but have also seen another baby one
which I got rid off hopefully not too many more  20140130_170429.jpg   69.73KB   1 downloads

[malawiman85]

Haha marine can be such a pita with all those pesky pests. Just when you think all is sweet something will appear out of nowhere.

[shane78]

I know ill probably regret them later but everyday im finding new stuff on my live rock, Im starting to think I

shouldnt have started marine as I am getting obsessed to the point that Im almost tempted to shut down

my cichlid tank so I can afford it.

[malawiman85]

Haha yep it can get like that! Best thing to do is be patient and wait for someone to shutdown a tank in a hurray... pick stuff up at a good price. Lots of people get into marine in a hurray. Thing is most people want to get out of it pretty quickly too because of costs and time constraints. Just need to quarantine all new stuff is my advice.

[shane78]

hell pissed off my chiton died, or should I say he climbed out of the tank all suicidal like and found him on the carpet.

[malawiman85]

Creepy little buggers! I wish fish had the good sense to stay in the water.