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has anyone ever seen this happen before?
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yeah this has been going on for about 2 monthes and its kinda cool but wondering if its a good thing or a bad thing! http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/z...e/New001-1.jpg http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/z...e/New002-1.jpg |
so the ball ontop there is about the size of a golf ball
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Just don't stick your face over it! That is unless you enjoy incubating alien babies in your stomach!
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haha nice! thats one of my favorite things to do yes :biggrin:
so yes i have poked at it before. it had this little white dot on the inside of the bubble so i touched it and it moved the little white thing moved! after that i was kinda freaked out so i stopped poking. |
One of my Hammer corals did something similar a while back, not quite as large & distended though. Eventually it disappeared & Hammer is still fine. No ill effects anywhere in the system.
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maybe its a water cacoon and a butterfly fish will emerge?
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Had that happen to a Favia in the store, after a few days it stopped blowing bubbles. Don't pop it, I've learned popping anything in your aquarium is not good.
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Yup, happens once in a while with my LPS. Nothing bad ever happens from it, so I wouldn't worry. Leave it be.
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I had this happen to a hammer, my clowns host in it and at night they grab a hammer or two so they don't get blown around in th current. one night when I turned the moon lights off it spooked one of the clowns and she pulled off the hammers she had in her mouth the next day there was a bubble where the injury was lasted a couple weeks. I would guess that every time you poke at the bubble it is being re-injured and blows up larger to protect it self. Just leave it be and it will go down by it's self.
Bill |
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