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![]() I just bought a wild caught acro colony today from JL and while transitioning it to my tank I gripped what I thought was its skeleton and it squirted water right to my face. Like what!! Acro squirting water? So I took a closer look and it appears to be something that resembles a dried date. Each time I pressed on it it would squirt water out pretty dam far. Anybody have any idea what the hell this is and if I should cut it off my acro? Its now in my tank. Bottom right of the pics
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![]() possibly some kind of sponge? I'm not to sure though
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#3
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![]() hard to tel out of the watter is it a clam ?or a mushroom they aquirt watter
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#4
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![]() I could probably tell you if I had it and a dissecting scope. short of that... no telling what it is.
if you're worried, just scrape it off and toss it. there's a good probability that it is harmless though, just like the variety of surprises that comes in with live rock. |
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![]() Probably some kind of tunicate, or sea squirt? Crazy!!!
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![]() plus 1
They are just a filter feeder and good for the system.
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![]() It opened up now in my tank. I believe it is a sea squirt. Should I destroy or keep it lol.
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#8
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![]() yeah, the two siphons is the classic morphology of a sea squirt. One is the in-siphon and the other is the out-siphon.
It's a harmless filter feeder. |
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![]() ceep it !!! or give it to me for my tank lol
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