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![]() Looks like sponge...
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![]() how did i get it? i've had this liverock for about 5 months and never had it before.
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![]() Sponges... I have those and the pineapple shaped ones in my sump (where it's dark) I also have a dark purple sponge on the live rock in my main tank. They're handy filter feeders!
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![]() i use RO/DI water religiously. but if they're good i guess ill just leave them alone
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![]() I would just leave them alone. If you scrape them off the rock they'll just break into little bits with each little bit having the potential to settle and form a new colony somewhere. Like cale262 said, they are self limiting. Once they have nothing left to build colonies they'll start to disappear.
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![]() pineapple sponges. they flourish under good water conditions and time. they like dark spaces and gentle flow. good for your tank. as your tank matures its likely youll see a few more critters show up.
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