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I'm looking to ID this sponge I found growing underneath a rock. Is it likely an invasive sponge?

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Do you have a more clear picture? Hard to tell from the photo above
 

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I guess, if you are truly worried about a sponge, remove it as it is more likely to die than survive.
 

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