It does have a lot of tubes running underneath but looks like its more from a feather duster? I'm attaching a pic of the tubes plus what might be a feather duster under it? Thank you for your help!
Not a shedding but may be work or hydroid within the cavity and ironically bumble bee snails are in the area which desire wormsI've had this green cabbage leather for a few months. It developed 2 holes in the middle. Now one of the holes is covered over in rust color. I dipped it in coral rx last week and for 1 day I couldn't see the rust color anymore, however it came back. Any idea what this is and how I can help the coral? I also found a type of worm thing under it when I dipped it. I cut it out. Pics attached
Is there anything I can do to get rid of it? Dip didn't seem to work unfortunately :( When I pulled the cabbage out of the water, the worm thing came out on it's own from a soft tube, not a hard one, and I just clipped it off with small scissors
It will heal on its own- just a slow process
Thats a relief! Thank you so much! :grinning-face-with-big-eyes:
Mine looks like that ad well underneath, except the tubes are hard which makes me think it's a feather duster I have under it as well. In the 1st pic u can see the duster. My polyps haven't came out for awhile :(
There are more tubes still under mine (the coral looks white as I've over exposed the picture to enhance the dark area underneath). It's never been much of a grower in my tank but goes through its cycle of shedding like clockwork and as you can see, polyp extension appears OK.
I see ciliate sponge and tube worms. The sponge can be removed with a dental pick or small crochet needle and the tube worms snapped off at their base with a tweezers and discard
There are more tubes still under mine (the coral looks white as I've over exposed the picture to enhance the dark area underneath). It's never been much of a grower in my tank but goes through its cycle of shedding like clockwork and as you can see, polyp extension appears OK.
