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I have mostly freshwater but was gifted a marine tank back in May; the awesome serpent star, Event Horizon, died this week, which sucks because he was my favorite. But I was gifted some asterina starfish today so now I can have a ton of little fuckers all over the place. Also the live rock I bought from Petco (I had a gift card shut it) is covered with feather worms and now pineapple sponges. Kinda cool.
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Sep 11, 2022 22:20
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In terms of planted tanks, I might be able to have something besides duckweed since my rice fish have discovered that scuds are in fact edible. I have scuds in most of my tanks, and contrary to popular belief, they have in fact destroyed hornwort, Java fern, Java moss, and Anubias. I suspect the only reason they have not decimated the duckweed is because it breeds faster than they do.
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Sep 13, 2022 00:31
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burning swine posted:nothing breeds faster than duckweed universe: challenge accepted. Found 4-5 bristleworms in my marine tank. Let's go.
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Sep 13, 2022 03:33
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What is the overall take on pencil urchins in small Marine tanks? Reviews online seem to vary between they will eat everything and knock all kinds of cred over in your tank, to those reports are exaggerated and they're pretty chill but can move Coral around because they will roll them with their spikes. Seeing as I don't have any coral, I'm not worried about that, but I am a little concerned it might damage my feather worms or the pineapple sponges that have started developing on one of the rocks.
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Sep 14, 2022 13:46
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