Eggs? Sponge? Other?

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Hi all,
Spotted this tonight on the “dark side” of my tank and no idea what it could be?! Looks like a spider egg sack but I can’t find anything similar online to tell me what it could be.
Just wondering if it should stay or go but it’s on one of my lowest rocks so will be a faff to remove if not necessary!

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Hi all,
Spotted this tonight on the “dark side” of my tank and no idea what it could be?! Looks like a spider egg sack but I can’t find anything similar online to tell me what it could be.
Just wondering if it should stay or go but it’s on one of my lowest rocks so will be a faff to remove if not necessary!

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Poriferan sponge and in typical spot- Shade
I remove them but really of no harm. Some sponge are filter feeders- this one is not
 
It captures detritus and bacteria delivered by water movement to their cells
 

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