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Yikes, thanks for the info!

Ok, thanks!

Oh, that makes sense! Yes, those are the nassarius I wanted.

Oh yay, not another pest. Came from someone on Craigslist. (Along with the Aiptasia, sadly.)

Apologies for so many questions. I have another unidentified rock creature. I’m afraid to hear, but what’s this?

So you’d do the cycling all over?

It went badly - I scraped him off but couldn’t suck him up with the siphon tube - he blew under a rock. Much worse situation now?

Ugh. I wish I realized when it was smaller.

Thank you!

Do I just pull it out after I razor blade it off?

So I can razor blade it off and remove it without creating more?

Oops, started replying below. I wanted bumblebees and nassarius, but the nassarius aren’t quite what I thought. The ninja stars I didn’t order. They seem very useful, but I don’t think I need many? The big ones are ick, and I don’t know what they are. I suppose if I knew their benefits I might...

For a small 10 gallon tank, it seems like a lot of them, and they’re kind of big. (I’m keeping the bumblebees and a couple of ninja stars). And honestly, I feel really embarrassed to admit, the large ones seem kind of gross.

Great, thank you!

Thanks!

I just learned that I have an Aiptasia problem. I can only see one - what should I do at this point? I read that a peppermint shrimp can help? Would that be enough to prevent more problems, or is there a better solution?

That doesn’t sound good

Could someone identify this? It hitchhiked in on a piece of live rock

Sure! I’m in Lower Haight, near Alamo Square. What about you?

They’re Nassarius, ninja star, and something larger that I’m not sure about, I think it was a freebie of some sort. I’m in SF.