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Considering Coco Worms...
Topic Started: Dec 9 2009, 04:57:28 PM (1,053 Views)
Post #21 Dec 31 2009, 10:57:08 PM Clint
Even more nerdy, mollusk is a huge clade and is probably comprised of more than one branch of the tree of life. It is kind of a catch all clade.
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Post #22 Jan 1 2010, 07:18:32 AM Suzy
Does a UV sterilizer kill larvae? I can add the UV light upstream, and hope most of the larvae stays in the tank.

So, I found the coolest thing yesterday. This little white floatie was in the water column. It almost looked like a tiny white seahorse poop, so of course I had to check it out under the microscope. It was this funky curly tube, with tiny little red things moving inside it! My scope is not that great and I was afraid I would kill it if I put a cover on it, so I could only see it at the lowest resolution. Whatever it was, they were moving....

I hope they are cowries!
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"i was informed of some dolphin related testing going on up there"
Too Funny!
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