Hitchhiker sponges

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I've had both of these sponges growing in my tank for well over six months. the yellow I now have two or three spots while the black has spread, about quadruped in size. The black appears completely non photosynthetic as it lives under the archway in my tank.
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I've had both of these sponges growing in my tank for well over six months. the yellow I now have two or three spots while the black has spread, about quadruped in size. The black appears completely non photosynthetic as it lives under the archway in my tank.
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Anyone else have any interesting sponges that survived?
 
I had allot of sponges before I got my Regal Angel.
 
Can't get pics now, but yea lots. I actually bought an orange one that wilted and died off the rock but is now growing on the other side of the tank.
 

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