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haigyfish

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Hey Y’all what in gods name is this spikey thing on the bottom of my polyps over taking them slowly???

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Either a sponge or a colonial tunicate, but yeah, the flash is pretty blinding and a pic without it may help us tell which.
colonial tunicates are typically very uniform, with all of the in-current siphons being roughly the same size and shape and being distributed very uniformly as well; sponges tend to be less uniform and more haphazard with their in-current siphons;
 

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