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    today after turning on the lights to my tank i was looking around and noticed a bunch of these little white mite looking things all over the glass. what are they, and should i be worried about them?
    thanks
    ADAM

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    Could be pods which are good. Or could be flat worms which are bad. "mites" would make me think pods though. Can you get a picture?
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    lReef lKeeper - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    yeah they kinda look likelittle white dots everywhere ?? if so i have them too ... i think they are pods, because i don't have flat worms.

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    Randy-L - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Hi,
    If they are like what I saw/see on my glass they are way too small to get a picture of them.
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    i will try to get a pic this afternoon when i get home from class.
    ADAM

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    well i tried to get a pic and couldn't. i think you guys are right i think they are pods. although i have never seen them either.lol they almost look like little pieces of sand that move around on the glass.
    ADAM

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    Sounds like pods dude, thats a good thing. Shows that your tank is doing good and maturing. Your fish will be stoked too...I hear from my clown fish that those pods are GOOD eatin'!
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    here is a pic of what i was talking about.
    DSC02693 - white mites

    here are a couple more things i found last night.

    DSC02696 - white mites

    DSC02697 - white mites

    ADAM

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    Randy-L - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Dude!
    Nice pictures! You must have a nice camara!
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    Agreed nice pics! And yes your mites are in fact pods...tastey treats for many fish and other critters.

    Shows your tank is beginning to mature...
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