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A good place to identify good or bad HITCHHICKERS

Great page. I was about to start a thread for assistance with an id. Found three of theese suckers in the bottom of my water change bucket. I rinse the filter floss out in the use water. Im guessing that's were they were. Oh well back in they go.20160504_105624.jpg
 

art13

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I always find them in any type of floss if it's in my system, along with a bunch of other bugs.
 
Well now that my tank is doing ok. I just found a hitch hiker in my purple rock. When i get too close it pulls himself in like a feather duster. I never had a duster in here..but it kind of fans out and hides when i get close
 

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Any ideas???? Everyday i check and dip wondering why my half of zoas are bright the other on the same rock are dull ..so this is what i pulled off now
 

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mikem

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Bristleworm. Eats left over garbage in your tank. Will also eat any dead fish or dead snails in your tank that are hidden from you.
Polychaete - Linopherus
 
Well i got rid of it. Im having a helluva time with this creepy stuff from one bad zoa frag from a online store. Ahhhhh...still trying to get this sucker id'd. Ive been all over trying to find it...it kinda looks like a hydroid but not. Its so transparent

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