Weird White Gelatinous Thing

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I noticed this white, sludge-like, white thing among my rocks, does anyone have an idea of what it could be?

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Looks like someone used epoxy putty to cover up something on the rock, or maybe attached a coral frag?
 
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Looks like someone used epoxy putty to cover up something on the rock, or maybe attached a coral frag?
I used epoxy in the tank before, it isn’t this gelatinous. When I moved water around it the thing jiggled, I could suck it up with a turkey baster probably if I tried. I have a Duncan nearby, could it be a deposit of slime that secretes when it gets fed? Far shot prolly.
 
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I used epoxy in the tank before, it isn’t this gelatinous. When I moved water around it the thing jiggled, I could suck it up with a turkey baster probably if I tried. I have a Duncan nearby, could it be a deposit of slime that secretes when it gets fed? Far shot prolly.
'suck it out, if in doubt', proberbly just a sponge
 
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