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samorton93

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Came on abit of rock it looks almost black
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Sponges I have the same species
 

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+1 on sponges although theres so many...it would be terribly hard to narrow down to exact one
 

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Def sponges. Asked this same question with almost the exact same pics a few months ago on here. I had tons of them but they have slimmed down a lot. Only a few spots left. Def safe
 

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Sponges filter your water - and they can filter a lot! I've been told that a one-gallon sized sponge can process the volume of an olympic swimming pool daily.

Don't go looking for cube-shaped trousers for 'em, though . . .

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