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![]() I have a few sponges and some are near, hammers , elegant and torch corals. could they be stung by them or are they immune to it. ![]() ![]() |
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![]() I'm not 100% sure but I always thought sponges were made of many small organisms, but I also know there are thousands of different species. If they can be stung only a small portion would die I would think?
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![]() yes sponges can be stung - the elegance coral has strong stinging cells. but from the photo's there is plenty of space.
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![]() Ok thanks , yes i'm feeding my sponges ; with Ultramin F, Ultra Clam, Ultramin S, and Reef Vitality Marine Organics when i get it . lol.
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