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    Default What in the world is this?

    What is the white sack with small white dots on it on the left, the brown thing on the right is a algea wafer.
    100 0544 - What in the world is this?

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    No pic... try again
    There's nowhere else I'ld rather be... unless, of course, you're buying

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    It was there, I was just moving photos around and someone finally decided to view the post :P

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    I think I know what that might be after some research and thanks to Kevin. It grew over night and by reading the article he posted it struck me alot like it was the Ich.

    "Once mature, they drop off the fish and sink/swim down to the substrate where they encyst and begin to reproduce. In this stage they are called tomonts. After a number of days in which the tomonts divide, the cyst ruptures, releasing the tomites. Tomites may differentiate into theronts, the infective stage, which actively seek a host to reinfect."

    So since I was unsure what did I do, remove it from the tank and down the .. well it is no longer around . I would rather be safe than sorry.

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