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  1. pagojoe
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    Identification of arthropod please

    But...it IS a worm, lol. It's a scaleworm, which is actually related to the bristleworms. scale worm - Google Search Cheers, Don
    Post by: pagojoe, Feb 10, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    really creepy hitch hicker what is it

    Hmm, hard to tell from the pic, but if it's not a brittlestar (does it only have two legs/antennae?) it could be a vermetid, which I think is what...
    Post by: pagojoe, Feb 6, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    Cone Snail

    Nice video, thanks. I kept one for a while. Sometimes they sting their prey before they eat them, and sometimes they seem to hypnotize the fish and...
    Post by: pagojoe, Feb 6, 2012 in forum: Inverts
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    Strange Little Snails

    Hey guys, "Cone shaped" is a description that varies by the observer, from the shape of cone shells (which aren't very cone shaped) to top shells...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 30, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    What is this??? I'm back again lol.

    Yup, a bit odd looking, but Stomatella nonetheless. The long "tail" indicates that it hasn't been harassed recently, or ever, since they can drop...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 19, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    sea star?

    :) glad to help!
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 18, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    sea star?

    The most common little hitchhiker brittles with six legs are probably Ophiactis savignyi and Ophiocomella sexradia, so maybe it's one of those...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 18, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    Resolved are these snail eggs?

    Yep, it's a Nassarius in the "N. reeveanus complex" that's laying eggs. The pelagic period of the larvae is long enough to make it unlikely that...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 6, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    Snail ID and Some sort of sponge maybe?

    Looks like a really nice example of Coralliophila clathrata: Coralliophila (Coralliophila) clathrata It will be a coral eater. Don't know...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 5, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    ID Me

    Yes, Stomatella varia. Cheers, Don
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 5, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    Id This. Baby Snail?

    Yeah, it's not a real limpet, it's a hoof shell or cap shell. They are semi-parasitic, although they usually don't do the host shell much harm. You...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 3, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    Id This. Baby Snail?

    Interesting. Can you get a pic from the top?
    Post by: pagojoe, Jan 3, 2012 in forum: ID This!
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    Something like ...??:)

    Yes, it's an Ark Clam, family Arcidae, probably in the genus Acar. They are often imbedded in the rock or coral, and may close and withdraw a few...
    Post by: pagojoe, Dec 15, 2011 in forum: ID This!
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    What is this alien looking thing?!

    That really is bizarre. I just spent an hour looking at holothurian photos without finding anything close. I did find mention that some sea...
    Post by: pagojoe, Dec 6, 2011 in forum: ID This!
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    Stinky snail!

    Yeah, it smells like rotten teeth x one million. I microwaved a dead snail once in an attempt to dehydrate it. People were gagging for blocks and...
    Post by: pagojoe, Dec 5, 2011 in forum: Inverts
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    Alien Sonic Hedgehodge Eggs - What are these???

    I'm stepping outside my area of expertise, such as it is, but...maybe they are foraminiferans? Foraminiferans Maybe they are just developing...
    Post by: pagojoe, Nov 29, 2011 in forum: ID This!
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    bady snail

    It's either a turbinid or trochid, both of which are algae grazers. If you want a specific ID, you'll probably have to remove it and tank photos in...
    Post by: pagojoe, Nov 23, 2011 in forum: ID This!
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    White nudibranch with blue flames... ID help

    It's a tritoniid nudibranch, which means it will be a soft coral eater. However, I've never seen one with the blue/purple fringe. It might be a...
    Post by: pagojoe, Nov 23, 2011 in forum: ID This!
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    snail?

    No, you'll want to keep them, they are great little algae grazers. Don
    Post by: pagojoe, Nov 21, 2011 in forum: ID This!
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    Snail ID please

    Hey Guys, The first one is a cerith, probably Cerithium atromarginatum: Cerithium (Conocerithium) atromarginatum The second one is certainly...
    Post by: pagojoe, Nov 21, 2011 in forum: ID This!
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