Tunicate multiplying in sump

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Not concerned or anything just thought it was kind of interesting. Was feeding some sump crabs and found several red tunicates that have started growing on the glass. Idk maybe no one else will think it is cool but I do 😂 sorry kind of hard to take a great picture in the sump.
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Sump critters are always cool!!
 
Not concerned or anything just thought it was kind of interesting. Was feeding some sump crabs and found several red tunicates that have started growing on the glass. Idk maybe no one else will think it is cool but I do 😂 sorry kind of hard to take a great picture in the sump.
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They favor dark, low flow areas and will continue to grow but are harmless
 

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