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Photo 1: This one is hard to see, but it is a set of 6 tenticles, which appear to pull food into the center when they catch something. Wondering if it is a coral of some sort.
Photo 2: These I am told are brain coral. I am wondering what the difference is between the lighter parts and the darker parts? Is one healthier than the other? Also, should I remove debris from on top of it?
Photo 3: On the Left you see some clear tubes... In the center, under the brain coral, there are feathery dusters. I wonder if these may both be some sort of worm species?
Photo 4: The darker, dustier fur ball in the center of the photo used to be bright yellow. I was told it was a sponge. It must of died I imagine? There are some smaller yellow tufts around the area however, I wonder if they will survive? Also, the purple tuft has grown in the last week or so, and I wonder if it is a coraline algae growth, or something else?
Photo 5: These small polyps cover one of my live rocks. They have bright green tentacles which glow nicely under blue light. Does anyone know what kind of coral it is? My local store owner showed me, but I forget the name. He said it was a fairly common type. Sorry for the focus issues... this is the best I could do with the equipment I had.
Thanks for everyone who can help me discover
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