B bruindave Member May 27, 2015 #1 Joined Mar 2, 2015 Messages 223 Likes 5 Points 18 Location Los Angeles May 27, 2015 #1 any ideas what the round black things are?
gumbii 2 May 27, 2015 #2 Joined Feb 15, 2009 Messages 19,546 Likes 334 Points 83 Location bell gardens May 27, 2015 #2 feather duster and stomatella...
gumbii 2 May 27, 2015 #3 Joined Feb 15, 2009 Messages 19,546 Likes 334 Points 83 Location bell gardens May 27, 2015 #3 interesting...
B bruindave Member May 27, 2015 #4 Joined Mar 2, 2015 Messages 223 Likes 5 Points 18 Location Los Angeles May 27, 2015 #4 gumbii said: feather duster and stomatella... Click to expand... i appreciate the help! i looked up the stomatella and i don't think it is one. they don't really move in the tank. they just sit there and have been for weeks. black and round and squishy. that still the same snail?
gumbii said: feather duster and stomatella... Click to expand... i appreciate the help! i looked up the stomatella and i don't think it is one. they don't really move in the tank. they just sit there and have been for weeks. black and round and squishy. that still the same snail?
gumbii 2 May 27, 2015 #5 Joined Feb 15, 2009 Messages 19,546 Likes 334 Points 83 Location bell gardens May 27, 2015 #5 oh... maybe sponges or tunicates...
Scout Member May 28, 2015 #6 Joined Sep 10, 2014 Messages 1,891 Likes 18 Points 38 Location Irvine CA May 28, 2015 #6 bruindave said: any ideas what the round black things are? View attachment 45645 Click to expand... The black dots almost look like sponges, are they soft and squishy? Or are they hard?
bruindave said: any ideas what the round black things are? View attachment 45645 Click to expand... The black dots almost look like sponges, are they soft and squishy? Or are they hard?
Scout Member May 28, 2015 #7 Joined Sep 10, 2014 Messages 1,891 Likes 18 Points 38 Location Irvine CA May 28, 2015 #7 Can you notice a hole in any of them? Sponges usually have a hole...
lurking 2 May 28, 2015 #8 Joined Feb 5, 2010 Messages 6,741 Likes 84 Points 48 Location Long Beach May 28, 2015 #8 gumbii said: feather duster and stomatella... Click to expand... Gumbii was very wrong gumbii said: interesting... Click to expand... yes very much so that you were wrong
gumbii said: feather duster and stomatella... Click to expand... Gumbii was very wrong gumbii said: interesting... Click to expand... yes very much so that you were wrong
gumbii 2 May 28, 2015 #9 Joined Feb 15, 2009 Messages 19,546 Likes 334 Points 83 Location bell gardens May 28, 2015 #9 lurking said: Gumbii was very wrong yes very much so that you were wrong Click to expand... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYV3KPEFxpA
lurking said: Gumbii was very wrong yes very much so that you were wrong Click to expand... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYV3KPEFxpA
B bruindave Member May 28, 2015 #10 Joined Mar 2, 2015 Messages 223 Likes 5 Points 18 Location Los Angeles May 28, 2015 #10 Scout said: The black dots almost look like sponges, are they soft and squishy? Or are they hard? Click to expand... they're soft and squishy when I touch them. sponges are usually ok right?
Scout said: The black dots almost look like sponges, are they soft and squishy? Or are they hard? Click to expand... they're soft and squishy when I touch them. sponges are usually ok right?
B bruindave Member May 28, 2015 #11 Joined Mar 2, 2015 Messages 223 Likes 5 Points 18 Location Los Angeles May 28, 2015 #11 they don't move so i don't think they're snails. here are hopefully some better pictures out of the water.
they don't move so i don't think they're snails. here are hopefully some better pictures out of the water.
Scout Member May 28, 2015 #12 Joined Sep 10, 2014 Messages 1,891 Likes 18 Points 38 Location Irvine CA May 28, 2015 #12 bruindave said: they don't move so i don't think they're snails. here are hopefully some better pictures out of the water. View attachment 45655 View attachment 45654 Click to expand... They look like sponges but it's so hard to tell, I love sponges keep them! They are natural filter feeders.
bruindave said: they don't move so i don't think they're snails. here are hopefully some better pictures out of the water. View attachment 45655 View attachment 45654 Click to expand... They look like sponges but it's so hard to tell, I love sponges keep them! They are natural filter feeders.
B bruindave Member May 28, 2015 #13 Joined Mar 2, 2015 Messages 223 Likes 5 Points 18 Location Los Angeles May 28, 2015 #13 here's an underwater pic if that helps. they look like mold to me...
B bruindave Member May 28, 2015 #14 Joined Mar 2, 2015 Messages 223 Likes 5 Points 18 Location Los Angeles May 28, 2015 #14 Here's another pic
B bruindave Member May 28, 2015 #15 Joined Mar 2, 2015 Messages 223 Likes 5 Points 18 Location Los Angeles May 28, 2015 #15 any last suggestions before I glue this rock into my display tank?
M Macdaddynick1 Member Jun 1, 2015 #16 Joined Aug 1, 2012 Messages 865 Likes 58 Points 18 Location Reseda Jun 1, 2015 #16 Fw dip, it could be closed anemones or sponges, neither are appealing Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Fw dip, it could be closed anemones or sponges, neither are appealing Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
