guys need help here

[Tonyscoots84]

whats the little white spots on the back of the tank and some on the sides. there sort of like little @ something like that but not with the middle just like coiled up white lines. what are they anyone no.

ohhh and by the way coralline also grows as a lime green and orange color cause im seeing some of that color on my rocks. thanks in advance

 

[ShaunW]

whats the little white spots on the back of the tank and some on the sides. there sort of like little @ something like that but not with the middle just like coiled up white lines. what are they anyone no.

Could be some sort of tube worm. But without a picture it is hard to guess. Regardless I wouldn't worry about it too much, it is the nature of a reef tank for all sorts of critters showing up and finding a place to call home.

ohhh and by the way coralline also grows as a lime green and orange color cause im seeing some of that color on my rocks. thanks in advance

Yes they do! it is a good sign.

 

[Deanos]

From this site posted earlier today: Hitchhikers

"This is probably yet another tube-dwelling polychaete from the Family Spirorbidae. It is yet another harmless filter-feeder that is common in reef aquaria. It is common for these worms to inhabit areas of high water flow, including your tank's plumbing. They readily reproduce via sexual means and often spread throughout the tank, and can generally be considered a sign of a healthy maturing tank."

 

[nycmat]

nice avatar

 

[Chiefmcfuz]

Do they look like this??

 

[Tonyscoots84]

thanks alot guys i figure my tank is maturing nicely. all the fishs are happy as can be. umm nycmat nice avatar to u 2 hehe. deanos i always get a great answer from you. you do no alot. and chief it doesnt look like that there actually look like this @ with out the a in the middle. figure a little white worm all wrapped around and very hard. i actually just tryed cleaning my glass with my algae cleaning wand and they are very hard those little white things. i dunno what they are. i guess they could be worms. well anyone else have any suggestions...

 

[Deanos]

Spirorbidae