Bounce Blasto - anyone else have this happen?

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Got this Australian Blasto colony about two years ago. After about a year under Cree Cool Blue's it started getting small bubbles between the heads. About six months ago a few of them really took off.

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Got this Australian Blasto colony about two years ago. After about a year under Cree Cool Blue's it started getting small bubbles between the heads. About six months ago a few of them really took off.

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I have this one and I love it!!!

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That happens when they get damaged. The tissue heals, but doesn’t reattach to the skeleton in that spot.
 
That happens when they get damaged. The tissue heals, but doesn’t reattach to the skeleton in that spot.
I have to disagree, mine is having babies and they are the same way.
 
Pretty sure this is actually a bounce blasto
 
I had that happen to my blasto too. Looked totally normal then got destroyed by a lobo and grew back like this. New heads are bubbled up too

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