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Yeah, definitely colonial tunicates - these are harmless filter feeders, and these aren't the typical, highly invasive kind.Looks like some kind of weird tunicate algae haha! Never seen that one before.. @ISpeakForTheSeas
Last time anything went in was about a month ago and nothing that big could have been on the frags without me being able to see it so either they’ve grown a lot or they came in earlier on bigger stuff. I do feed pod’s regularly and coral feedYeah, definitely colonial tunicates - these are harmless filter feeders, and these aren't the typical, highly invasive kind.
Super cool find!
When was the last time you added something to your tank, and are you feeding any tiny foods (like phyto, coral feeds, etc.)?
I ask because these kinds don't typically do very well in our tanks, but your colony seems ro be doing fine.
No doesn’t look like itIs this it from the internet
Beautiful colony of them !
Way cool!Here’s a better picture
Colonial tunicate.. was I’d above…It’s a bud from your Kenya Coral. It must be that time of year. The one I have in my classroom reef has been dropping off buds for weeks now. They are everywhere.
nope. Bet you a dollar!Colonial tunicate.. was I’d above…
Tree fittynope. Bet you a dollar!
If Kenya Tree coral buds can be see-through, that's a definite possibility that I hadn't thought of.Its a bud from your Kenya Coral. It must be that time of year. The one I have in my classroom reef has been dropping off buds for weeks now. They are everywhere.
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Thanks, just had an email back from the coral centre near me and he agrees with youAfter a few weeks