Sweeper tentacles on acros?
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I've never seen an acro with sweeper tentacles, do you have a pic?
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Man I cant get a picture with my iPhone that’s worth a darn. I’ve noticed it on my PC Rainbow sometimes too. Not polyp extension either. Clear longer tentacles but no other long long like a normal one
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I've seen them usually when I've fed the tank a little, stirred up debris, or when the acro is encrusting I see them usually at the base. Sometimes look like a few mm dental floss. I recall some folks said it was normal, other said it was due to some stressor...
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I’ve noticed them at the same time when feeding or when debris also. Weirdly I’ve noticed them more and more on their happier times. I almost thought it was spawning or something which I know isn’t dangerous.
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If they look similar to these, look up mesenterial filaments.
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If they look similar to these, look up mesenterial filaments.
So mixed opinions and experiences but I do feel like my nutrients being low isn’t causing this right now. Your thoughts?
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Is it not just sliming?
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Not from my eye def sweeper tentacle lean out of the growth white tips
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Wwc grizzly adams, never seen any as long as these
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Wwc grizzly adams, never seen any as long as these
Notice any specific reasons you see them?
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They are out all the time
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Cb vahalla, usually longer than in pic
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Like coming out of the polyps right? Only coming out of a couple of many growing teas too. Do yours come out when feeding?
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Yes out of the polyps, no not during feeding. It's like each polyp has one really long filament.
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If you zoom into my pic I just posted you can see what I’m seeing.
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I see it, my rainbow loom looks like that right now, but i have micro bubbles in the water, not sure if that's any I can see it.
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It's not usually like that, i did feed 30 min ago
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Ok so I’m taking this as it’s fine and my coral is okay?
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