- Location
- long island
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- Thread starter anthony27
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- Location
- long island
One is attached to the glass and the other is attached to the sand how did I go aobut getting them in my tank.
Killerdrgn
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- Location
- Park Ridge, NJ
rock, or frag disk/plug, hitchiker
- Location
- Great neck
are those sponges good for the tank? what do they do?
I had about 100 of them in my sump one day i started picking them off the glass each time i did a water change.. i have no clue what they do but havent harmed anything to the best of my knowledge.. i still have a few scattered on the underside of caves n such and in the sump.. i dont think they like the light too much. a couple of times i saw them attached to my zoas i just picked them off
- Location
- long island
How do I go aobut keeping them.
Killerdrgn
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- Location
- Park Ridge, NJ
Do absolutely nothing.
Sponges are very simple life forms they'll take whatever they need out of the water. For a bunch of sponges light isn't even required.
fishfreak1242
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- Location
- New Rochelle
They are completely harmless Q-tip sponges. I used to have a bunch of them in my old tank, but they died out after a while.
- Location
- long island
they look cool, It is nice to see little living things in the tank. Do they need good water quality. I also noticed I have these grey and black tenticals poping out of a live rock and it has a baby feather duster comming out as well.
Its in most tanks....they are good, will take care of themselvs. Just leave them alone...yoyu will find them ostly in your sump, overflow, other places that rae in dark/shaded areas, and not bother by fish/inverts/corals/etc
- Location
- long island
Cool thanks alot. If i have these things does that mean I have good water quality.
Killerdrgn
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- Location
- Park Ridge, NJ
Not necessarily.
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