Biocube32gRob
Biocube32gRob
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Biocube32gRob
Indiana, United States
2
Tanks
3
Fish
3
Coral
42
Gallons

Is anyone familiar with this? It looks like a yellow nudibranch. I haven't noticed anything during the lights one. Just started noticing tonight but haven't really checked much with the last couple weeks with lights off. Nothing new has been added to the tank in 3 months.

Used to have lettuce nudibranchs that did lay eggs close to several months back but no longer can find them.

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Has anyone ever successfully managed to record and raise from an egg fire blood shrimp or another shrimp personally?

Here you can see the shrimp moving eggs. Just molted last night but noticed eggs the day before. So it's within a few days from the start.

Read only it's roughly 20 days or three weeks. Till hatch from start to finish.

Only occupancies in the tank are two fire blood shrimp, pitho crab and rarely seen strawberry crab, plus snails and pods. Tank just had an infection of marine velvet. Lost the fishes and removed only the survivor.

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Has anyone seen this from snails before? They just showed up from the sand like this. To me it looks like breeding but I have no idea.

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It may not be pretty but I'm calling this a great sign. This blue ridge coral frag has never opened up since I have had it. It was also one of the first I put in the tank. Must have finally gotten everything right for it. Even though it was dead at one point.

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Does anyone else know if fish peck at coral that could be potentially dead? Just moved the blue ridge coral to a more front position in the tank. The part getting picked at was more shaded in the back of the tank before.

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Feel like I'm finally getting somewhere in the hobby

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