any idea what's this?
Just fyi, i found this cool clip and thought you may want to add it to your list? Its planaria on glass.
any idea what's this?
That is a tadpole. You probably had frogs breeding in your aquarium, or frogspawn in your plants.
Small is beautiful.
Asteroid people get nymphs you HAD to get tadpole .......
I have no idea what species of frog/toad it might be... I'd say it's best to remove it early, as many tadpoles might be algae grazers at first, but eventually start including some animal matter in their diets as they get older. If you have very small shrimps or fishes, they might get harassed or nibbled to death by the tadpole. You could always raise it separately and observe its development.
Small is beautiful.
Based on the four bands on its tail, I would propose that what you have, is possibly a Malayan giant frog
http://rmbr.nus.edu.sg/dna/organisms/details/778
If you refer to this document page 5, you can see a similar looking tadpole
http://rmbr.nus.edu.sg/nis/bulletin2...nis103-116.pdf
Hi guys,
I'm having a nematodes and hydra infestation in my shrimp tank now. Spotted them 2 days ago. Will putting in oto's solve the problem?
Anyone know of any shrimp friendly fish that will eat away the pests?
hi any idea what this is?
looks kinda like a beetle =/
IMG_1391[1].jpg
swimming in the water, walking around on my sand.
hello. any idea what this is? sticks on the wall but moves with the water movement. jelly looking like thingy with a white spot (as far as the eye can see).
they're mostly on the lower part of the shrimp tank.
Thanks in advance.
http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/1590/0vk6.jpg
If its round and looks like a transparent looking dot it may be a seed shrimp. If its long and look elastic it might be planaria
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The picture is quite poor and more like watercolor painting
Based on your description, I suspect it may be hydras.
Hate to sound cocky... but I don't even know what I'm looking for!! kekeke...
Get a magnifying glass & see if those sticks look like this; http://www.geochembio.com/biology/or...hydra/#chitika
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
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