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![]() I would also guess sponge but I have never seen a cluster like that before. I think it's safe to rule out the possibility of an egg mass because of the drastically varying sizes. Would he let you collect one and see it up close?
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![]() Could it be cucumber "poo" ?
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He doesn't have a cucumber in the tank. |
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![]() Sponges. I've had them in my tank, just not in huge clusters like that.
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![]() I also suspect they are sponges. I've seen a few of this type but never in such an impressive colony. Very cool!
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![]() I'm not convinced they are sponges by the way they are sitting there.
You have several scientists scratching their heads over on the other site I posted this on for you. One of them suspects sponges as well, but thinks the layout would be very unusual. They want you to siphon some out and slice one in half and photograph the inside. Could you do that? |
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![]() Heres a picture of the balls split...I did the best I could
![]() the texture was rough...no slim or anything like that. When they were squeezed they stayed flat. I am starting to push toward sponges myself but would like to know what kind. |