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Tiny medussa


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My algae tank attached to my nano-reef is teeming with tiny jellyfish looking things today. I have never seen these things before. They are maybe a millimeter across. Their body is a clear sack and the rim of the sack has what I would guess are tiny tentacles. They move in a pulsating way like jellies. Anyone seen anything like this? I am guess they are medussa larvae. They are amazing and I would love to know what I have.

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technically its a polyp. medusa is the free floating part. all tha same thing.but wow if that is it then soon it will start asexually reproducing medusa! so you may soon have many little jellies. here is a pic of a simple life cycle. the polyp asexually reporoduces the free floating medusa. are you going to try to keep them if they do start to budd?

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