Help! Dragonfly nymphs? - General Discussion - C.A.R.E.
网页Posted October 9, 2020. Definitely want to solve that before the shrimp arrive. Damsels and dragonflies are different, the latter being the worse of the two. Most methods of killing them are harmful to your aquatic friends (chitin, CO2, copper, etc). Physical removal is best when possible. Lots of info here: https://aquariumbreeder.com ...
Weird, Aquatic Insect??? - General Discussion - C.A.R.E.
网页2024年8月16日 · Tony s. very possibly a dragonfly nymph. short, round compact body, with a larger abdomen. very good predator, depending on his size and your fish size. picture is a bit blurry so could be wrong. also depends on the size, no size reference. if very small, could be an aphid nymph. not a predator, unless you're a plant. also not aquatic, so won't ...
ACK! Dragonfly Nymph? - General Discussion - C.A.R.E.
网页2021年9月13日 · ACK! Dragonfly Nymph? By Marcy, September 13, 2021 in General Discussion. Share More sharing options...
Help w insect ID - General Discussion - C.A.R.E.
网页Members. 2.1k. Posted April 1 (edited) the long thin area behind the legs looks like the shell some caddisflies make for protection. I say make, but what they actually do is glue bits of shell and rock together to form a shield covering most of their bodies. bit far away and blurry for good id though.
Another WHAT in the heck is THIS - General Discussion - C.A.R.E.
网页2024年2月14日 · Actually not. Had to brush up a bit. It’s a damselfly nymph. Much smaller than a dragonfly with the three rear gills. Still will eat your shrimp. Piece by piece if it needs to. Was my actual degree, many, many moons ago.
What’s this bug? - General Discussion - C.A.R.E.
网页2021年2月24日 · Dragonfly larva look similar and are closely related, but it looks like a damselfly nymph. And remember - even if excited by weird looking bugs please use polite language on the forum. I have already had several complaints about language earlier today in …
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Small red worms in filter! Help!! - General Discussion - C.A.R.E.
网页2023年1月31日 · BlueLineAquaticsSC. As @Expectorating_Aubergine mentioned Blood Worms are midge fly larvae. The to options are your frozen blood worms are zombies and did in fact come back to life or, as I believe Exp-Au was implying, midge flys are laying eggs in your HOB. They like polluted water so if your filter is low enough flow it may be an idle …
Should I quarantine incoming hornwort, Java moss, and scuds
网页2021年12月13日 · I started noticing Dragonfly Nymph (1/4" - 6mm) ..... 1 then 2 then 3 then 4 ..... I sucked out (turkey baster) a total of 12 over a months time. Thank goodness it was a bare bottomed tank. I will NEVER put anything in my tank again without quarantining it for 30 days first! That's my 2 cents on plants anyway. Good lock.
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网页2021年7月22日 · I get a lot of dragonfly larva in my tubs and can tell you with 100% confidence that is not a dragonfly or damselfly or mayfly nymph. It looks like a springtail but its butt is to big and it does not behave like one, one of the aphids could be more likely, it also could be some sort of beetle or something also maybe.