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You will know the difference when you see a fire worm. Even if you've never seen one. Big and red

Some fire worms can be very harmful to corals in a saltwater tank. Most however are beneficial scavengers. The ones that are harmful are very rare to see in an aquarium and almost never hitch hike on live rock. Before you do anything drastic try to find out exactly what species of fireworm you...

They sell some stuff called aiptasia x. You just shoot it in its mouth and it suffocates it and it usually blows up. Pretty cool to watch. Lol

Aiptasia anemone. Not good. Nuke it !!

Mine are mostly in my sump Called pineapple sponge

Looks like a ring of fire zoa

Bristle worm. Good. Keep them part of the clean up crew

Yup looks like a ricordia to me

Was told that its a bubble tip. But looks like a colored condy to me Any ideas

Feather dusters

Might need to try and take a razor blade to it with vinegar. Once I used CLR and a razor blade. I know people don't condone it because of the chemicals. But mine worked out fine. I just made sure I rinsed and rinsed and rinsed it out numerous times. Had no issues

Just trying to help you honey. Oh and you just said "stalk" lol Ask me first. Lol

Sorry I meant to say danner not saner lol

Flow is not an issue we have a saner 9.5 pump ( 950 gallons ) and a 1050 circulation pump

Nope! The current bio load can sustain the amount added to the tank.