Hey guys I want to make sure these are a worm. Maybe a type of Hydroid? I'm 99% sure they are. The rocks they came in on from were in a basement sump with so light I'm sure they aren't a clove or gorgonian. They have been multiplying at a steady rate. I have tried killing them off with a small amount of Aiptasia-X, it works but it's impossible to get them all and they come back. They're invading and making my Zoas very unhappy. I have seen them occasionally floating around and they do kind of wiggle through the water colum. I want to try a treatment with Fenbendazole. But I want to be certain it is a colonial worm before I dose because I do have a few tube worms that I know I will lose if I treat. I'm not worried about losing those but I don't want to kill them for nothing. Also if anyone has used Fenbendazole do I need to take my inverts out? I don't think so I just want to be sure. I will be doing more research on Fenbendazole today as well.
I tried to get as clear of pictures as possible. This is in my 1 gallon mini tank so I've had to zoom quite a bit.
I tried to get as clear of pictures as possible. This is in my 1 gallon mini tank so I've had to zoom quite a bit.