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Doesn't the coral look irritated though? Obviously there's many factors that can affect corals, but this one looks like it does not care for the sponge.Its a Sycon sponge and deemed reef safe. You may even see it pulse once in a while
Ok that makes sense. Good luck!I did just get the fireworks polyps this morning.... So they "may" still be adjusting. But I'll definitely keep an eye on them. Thank you
I'm not sure if OP's sponge is a Sycon sponge, as it does not feature any visible openings. It looks more like this "alien" sponge in my opinion... what do you think?:Its a Sycon sponge and deemed reef safe. You may even see it pulse once in a while
This would be a syconoid which is a genus of sycon spongeI'm not sure if OP's sponge is a Sycon sponge, as it does not feature any visible openings. It looks more like this "alien" sponge in my opinion... what do you think?:
By the way, I never knew pineapple sponges belonged to Sycon until I searched it up. Thanks @vetteguy53081!
This is incorrect. Sycon is the genus; "syconiod" is just a word describing the structure of a Sycon sponge.This would be a syconoid which is a genus of sycon sponge
Yes!!!!! Only difference is the color!I'm not sure if OP's sponge is a Sycon sponge, as it does not feature any visible openings. It looks more like this "alien" sponge in my opinion... what do you think?:
By the way, I never knew pineapple sponges belonged to Sycon until I searched it up. Thanks @vetteguy53081!