jaydivingboard
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Can someone please tell me what this bug is and how it would have found its way into my tank?
I keep trying but i have so many hiding spots it just darts awayMrBryan723 said:That is a dragon fly nymph. Probably came in on a plant. They are cool, but predators, so if you have any small fish, it would be best to remove it.
thats a really good idea hope that the other guy can get rid of the bugMegaanemp said:Try lowering the water level, and take out any decorations that you can!
I cant remove the decoration it is a bunch of rocks glues together and shrimp are all in the crevices and I don't want to squash them, I will have to wait till I see it again, I saw it twice today once on my water wisteria and the other time i was able to get this picture, both times I tried to grab it with tweezers but I will try netting it next timeMegaanemp said:Try lowering the water level, and take out any decorations that you can!
What about sucking it up with a siphon or turkey baster? I can’t really tell how big it isjaydivingboard said:I cant remove the decoration it is a bunch of rocks glues together and shrimp are all in the crevices and I don't want to squash them, I will have to wait till I see it again, I saw it twice today once on my water wisteria and the other time i was able to get this picture, both times I tried to grab it with tweezers but I will try netting it next time
that my friend, sounds scaryaquaticamanda said:Oh god. Imagine turing the lights on in the morning, all tired still ...and this little bugger looks right at you...
It did. Every 15 minutes or so I'd scan the whole tank trying to catch it out. I keep shrimp and endlers so it was only a matter of time till Alien started heavily denting my tank stock, it was at least an inch so no telling how long it was in there, makes me wonder if I will see a shrimp population explosion more so than I already hadStarbella said:Good catch. That thing would freak me out knowing it was in my tank.