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sorry hit the wrong button buy anyways in the last few weeks these have been showing up in my tank when the blue lights are on u can see them but when the whites are on you really can not
 
Sorry it's really hard to make out any details for ID with that image. If I had to guess it might be a ball sponge or remnants of a soft coral growing back.
 
thats what i was thinking was some kind of sponge started with 1 now theres like 10 its not a bad thing right thanks for the reply
 
Is it hard or soft? And does it stay the same or retract when you touch it? It almost looks like a little Pocillopora.
 
Also if you say you can see them better or they flouresce when blues are on.
 
Good eye. :)

Thank you. I'm almost positive it's Pocillopora. Probably P. damicornis.

Big question is how did they get there? @Tony Sini do you have this species in your system already? They reproduce frequently in aquaria.
 
Thank you. I'm almost positive it's Pocillopora. Probably P. damicornis.

Big question is how did they get there? @Tony Sini do you have this species in your system already? They reproduce frequently in aquaria.
 
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I just took it as they were ball sponges but this morning i saw one growing on a snail and the other ones are getting bigger had not felt one yet till today and yes the polyps do retract and it is hard and i do have one in the tank do they reproduce like that if so what to do they are evwrywhere.
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Yep. Pocillopora damicornis 100%. They do reproduce readily in aquaria. Lots of people don't like them for this reason, but I don't mind it. You can remove them from the rocks if you'd like, their skeletons aren't terribly strong.
 
Yep. Pocillopora damicornis 100%. They do reproduce readily in aquaria. Lots of people don't like them for this reason, but I don't mind it. You can remove them from the rocks if you'd like, their skeletons aren't terribly strong.
Wow thats crazy they are everywhere even growing on a snails shell thats alive thanks for the reply
 

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