Sponge merged back together

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I had a bit of my sponge that broke off and the broken bit was just moving about, being pushed by the water movement for several weeks. I just left it alone and it drifted next to the sponge that it broke off of. It remained on that spot for a few days and I realized two bits merged back together. I just thought it was interesting.
The longer branching bit with a spiky end on right branch of the Y shape is the bit that merged.
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I had a bit of my sponge that broke off and the broken bit was just moving about, being pushed by the water movement for several weeks. I just left it alone and it drifted next to the sponge that it broke off of. It remained on that spot for a few days and I realized two bits merged back together. I just thought it was interesting.
The longer branching bit with a spiky end on right branch of the Y shape is the bit that merged.
IMG_20240605_112217.jpg
Cool - reaggregation is a good sign of decent health for the sponge.
 
5 to 6 days to start regenerate
Some sponges can regenerate and some don’t if broken or taken on air and others are fine if torn .
 

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