usmcmarc
Aquarium Advice FINatic
OK..I know this is a long shot but I will have to do this by explaining it. There is no way I can get a pic of this.
I have a "pass thru" hole in one of my pieces of LR. Can see right through it. It's about 1 1/2" around.
On the inside of the hole, there is a hole in the side wall going into the rock.
Today I say something moving in the hole. It looked kind of like my abalone trying to poke its head through the hole.
Then I took a closer look, and it turned out to be what looked like SPIDER legs coming out the side of the hole, moving around some sort of molting.
There were about 3 or 4 legs, and thats all that was showing. They moved the molt around and pushed it out the back side of the pass thru hole (I am going to try to retrieve it).
They did not look like crab legs. If you were to look at Tarantula legs, that is what thy looked like, only smaller.
After pushing the molt out, the legs retracted back into the rock.
Is anyone aware of some kind of creature that lives in LR holes and has legs that look like a spider?
I have a "pass thru" hole in one of my pieces of LR. Can see right through it. It's about 1 1/2" around.
On the inside of the hole, there is a hole in the side wall going into the rock.
Today I say something moving in the hole. It looked kind of like my abalone trying to poke its head through the hole.
Then I took a closer look, and it turned out to be what looked like SPIDER legs coming out the side of the hole, moving around some sort of molting.
There were about 3 or 4 legs, and thats all that was showing. They moved the molt around and pushed it out the back side of the pass thru hole (I am going to try to retrieve it).
They did not look like crab legs. If you were to look at Tarantula legs, that is what thy looked like, only smaller.
After pushing the molt out, the legs retracted back into the rock.
Is anyone aware of some kind of creature that lives in LR holes and has legs that look like a spider?