Can anyone identify what these branches are?
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Do you have a photo under white light?
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White light photos would be helpful, but sponge is a decent guess at this point.
(Edit: to add, the reason I'm not sure if it's a sponge or not at this point is because there are a number of macroalgae species that branch like this, and most sponges branch more frequently and in a fairly disorganized manner.)
White light photos would be helpful, but sponge is a decent guess at this point.
(Edit: to add, the reason I'm not sure if it's a sponge or not at this point is because there are a number of macroalgae species that branch like this, and most sponges branch more frequently and in a fairly disorganized manner.)
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I agree with sponge. A harmless filter feeder. I have it growing in darker spots of my tank, almost everywhere.
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Oh wow second time I've seen these sponges today. I believe it is spaghetti sponge but again this is a job for him. @ISpeakForTheSeas
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