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ReefChum518

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Ok so two parts, one have a bunch of tiny tiny star fish all over the sides of my tank, safe to assume there good, but should the all make it what to do with them, two I also had something else hatch, very very small, move somewhat quickly......could they be copepods?


Have had some small flat worms that I have been siphoning out, I'm hoping it's not them

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I can try they are extremely! Small.
I had to use a small magnifying glass to get a look and couldn't then make the out, I can just tell there moving


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Not a great pic but it's all the small white specks


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Well the pods part is great to hear for the pic I posted, I'll try and get the pic of what I think are the star fish, only reason I think that they are star fish is because of their shape, small dot w/ little legs


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Ok best I could doImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1407065982.420651.jpg


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Should I try and get them out or see what happens


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LFS store have me two options,1 lower water level below area and let area dry and then scrape them
Off the wall or 2 completely empty tank and basically start over


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Lol! Thanks

It freaked me out! Spent a lot
Of time and money for this in-devour, to have to start back and redo everything


There's not many of them, less than 15-20 I would say!

So you think they will pass??????


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Ok, will be away on vacation this coming week, I don't have anything in the tank other than a few snails and hermits, not sure what they feed on but I'm hoping the don't multiply while I'm away


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Well then your tank is basically fallow...hermits and snails have almost 0 bioload. If you are going to be gone for a week with no real livestock in the tank, coming home and adding a fish may be too much for the bacteria left in the tank and cause an ammonia spike...
 
So what's your thoughts?


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