Invested?! Need ID please

[Tn23]

Originally Posted by Flash

and I think you mean infested!

Totally meant infested LOL.

Guess I'll have to let them hatch to find out then eh?

[michika]

Originally Posted by Salty23

Totally meant infested LOL.

Guess I'll have to let them hatch to find out then eh?

But if the eggs turn out to be some cash crop then you're definitely invested!

[Tn23]

Originally Posted by michika

But if the eggs turn out to be some cash crop then you're definitely invested!

hahaha, I doubt it. Its weird because I don't have any live stock in that tank but those 3...... and that coral/rock piece has been in there for a couple months...

really boggles my mind, I'm scared that suddenly it'll POP and i'll have 100 spiders crawling around.........

[Bayside Corals]

My guess is tunicates. They come in many colors and sizes. They are a harmless filter feeder.

Colby

[toytech]

does anybody else see the brown spots in other places or is it just me , the size shape and color of the brown spots look like flatworms to me but I can only spot one on each egg and maybe some eggs popped . Arrow crabs hold there eggs so there not that could be truncates , maybe look elsewhere for flatworms.

[monocus]

it looks like each brown spot also has a small brown tail-look up crab embryos or your wrasse or blenny embryo

[Tn23]

Originally Posted by monocus

it looks like each brown spot also has a small brown tail-look up crab embryos or your wrasse or blenny embryo

someone also told me it was just bubble algae that was not getting any light and not able to photosynthesize. However I noticed there's small embryo like things inside the eggs as well, this is soo creepy. At least they won't hatch right?

[xtreme]

Originally Posted by Colby Bay

My guess is tunicates. They come in many colors and sizes. They are a harmless filter feeder.

+1 I have seen something very similar before and they were tunicates.