Hi!
During a night inspection of the two colonies of palythoas, I saw many small white dots on the back of the polyps. Using a flashlight and a strong magnifying glass, I could not determine what it was. The points are of different sizes. They are motionless. They can't be blown off with a pipette. I tried to gently clean a few dots with the tip of an eyedropper but it didn't work.
Please tell me what it is? Natural pigmentation? Or do I have cause for concern ...?
Sorry for my english. Sincerely, Vladimir
During a night inspection of the two colonies of palythoas, I saw many small white dots on the back of the polyps. Using a flashlight and a strong magnifying glass, I could not determine what it was. The points are of different sizes. They are motionless. They can't be blown off with a pipette. I tried to gently clean a few dots with the tip of an eyedropper but it didn't work.
Please tell me what it is? Natural pigmentation? Or do I have cause for concern ...?
Sorry for my english. Sincerely, Vladimir