Does anyone else have interesting tunicates?

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This came as a hitch hiker with a kenya tree, what have you got? :)

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I used to have a few little tunicates in a 75g. They were all hitch hikers. I haven’t had any show up in my newest set up. I like em so I’m following along. I’ll tunicate vicariously through my fellow reefers.
 
I think it was @WV Reefer that had an awesome patch of colonial tunicates. I wonder if those are still thriving?

they are still around. :)

They are in my 75 gallon.......it’s hard to get a good pic because they are on the bottom of the island in the shadows.....they are a very pale yellow and spread on little runners.
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here is a newly discovered one in my 12 gallon long.

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