Hi All, 1st post so.... go easy,
Searched the forum and found a few 'answers' to the above but I'm still a bit confused.
I have heard a series of short clicking noises coming from my 90ltr nano reef. I thought it was the hermit crabs just hitting the glass, but now I'm not so sure.
A few of the snail clean up crew (small <1.5cm) have gone MIA. And I think a hermit may be KIA - saw a few red legs scattered on the sand. (Not the usual molt pattern of several legs stuck together with whatever they chuck off - I assume)..
I think the beast is under an overhanging rock, dark, close to sand, it's where my peppermint hangs out.
Tank has been setup for 6 weeks, fully cycled but ony has two small clowns, the peppermint and a sacrophyton in it.
Could the clicking noise be a pistol or the dreaded mantis?
I have not seen this beast so... can't comment on what it looks like.
Oh.... clicking is heard with the lights on... its is not very loud, is sounds like a shell tapping the glass lightly.. but seems to come from the 'rock' area.
Thanks.
Searched the forum and found a few 'answers' to the above but I'm still a bit confused.
I have heard a series of short clicking noises coming from my 90ltr nano reef. I thought it was the hermit crabs just hitting the glass, but now I'm not so sure.
A few of the snail clean up crew (small <1.5cm) have gone MIA. And I think a hermit may be KIA - saw a few red legs scattered on the sand. (Not the usual molt pattern of several legs stuck together with whatever they chuck off - I assume)..
I think the beast is under an overhanging rock, dark, close to sand, it's where my peppermint hangs out.
Tank has been setup for 6 weeks, fully cycled but ony has two small clowns, the peppermint and a sacrophyton in it.
Could the clicking noise be a pistol or the dreaded mantis?
I have not seen this beast so... can't comment on what it looks like.
Oh.... clicking is heard with the lights on... its is not very loud, is sounds like a shell tapping the glass lightly.. but seems to come from the 'rock' area.
Thanks.