Weird white thing on GSP

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I have been more observant of my tank since I moved everything over. Well I noticed this big white bulb thing and then a little next to it. The frag is doing great other wise, been noticing more new small polyps. Levels are pretty good, any idea?
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Never heard of a sea squirt on a coral before.... any other ideas?

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Looks like a sponge..pineapple sponge maybe? I have a ton of them..


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sponge would be my guess. From the angle its hard to tell if its a pineapple though. From the side, what does the top look like?
 
Top is open like a mouth

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No not really. I was looking at some old pictures and the tenticles aren't out as much and looks like it was a polyp of the gsp that's turned white.

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So its soft not hard what ever it is lol. Added new LR and moved stuff so checked on it

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Then noticed there is a another one on the backside of the chunk of gsp....hmmmm

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Plus there is feather dusters on it also. I have him up high and also close to flow now that I added more rock

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