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Could gorillas possibly be eating it? Or any kind of worms? I don't have xenia, so I really don't know. I've had no experience with it.
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pat,i don't think so
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whatever it is it's a night stalker!
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What kind of fish do you have in the tank? I think I recall reading that some fish sometimes nibble on xenia.
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i only have that hitchhicker wrasse and a purple queen anthis.
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well, i got the 3 urchins out last night and this am the xenia is still there. maybe that was the problem.
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Hopefully that was the problem Bob. How much was eaten all together? Have any pictures?
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Keep an eye on them. I thought about putting the urchin I have in my QT back in my main tank but now I may reconsider. I want to knock down my QT and give it a good cleaning and I don't have any place to put the urchin. I should have taken it to the LFS with but I forgot.
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HUM...I never heard of the urchins eating xenia. I put a small pom pom xenia frag in my tank and 2 days later it was gone. I thought it had simply broken free, but maybe an urchin ate it?
My wife loves pom pom xenia, I'll have to get a couple of frags and put them in QT with an urchin and see if it eats it. BTW...What bags do people use to run their carbon? I had one of those draw string bags for my carbon and it opened up and I ended up with little pieces of carbon all over my sump and in my skimmer pump!!! GRRR!!! I want a bag that won't accidentially open up! Brian
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I use these 4x6 mesh bags I get at That Fish Place in my Fluval canister filter on my FW tank and have never had a problem. I also tie them about 5 times and wrap the drawstring around then and knot it up real good. There is no getting them undone though so reusing it is out. I just throw them away.
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those 3 urchins will never be going back in any tank. pat,i will get you a picture of a hitchhicker i got on your rock. some kind of nudibranch. white, about 1" long and hairy
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with the bags for media, i use a rubber band or nylon ty-wrap to seal the top
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Just goes to show how useful this thread is Brian
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Here is a picture of a creature Bob found in his tank with the rock he got from me. Anyone know what it is? I've never seen anything like it. Is it a nudi?
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pat, that little frag of hammer you gave me seams like it's growing already. does it grow fast?
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When I was trying to move the corals around to get the rock we were selling, I broke it again, and that's one of the heads I gave you. Just keep watching it...you'll see it split and make more heads.
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i just did some reading on it. i may have my xenia too close to it. only about 8" away
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How large is this thing? Can you get a closer picture? It almost looks like a cucumber to me, but the picture is too fuzzy to be sure. Brian
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I know I did get 2 nudi's from the TBS tank, but they didn't look like that, and it was months and months ago I saw them.
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dennis, too close to the hammer coral but it has nothing to do with what happened.
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brain, it's a little over an inch long and barely moves. now that you say it, it may well be a cuke.
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What would be interesting, if you still have it, is to place it near a piece of live rock with a hole just slightly larger than its diameter and see if it crawls in and opens up like this: Brian
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