ITreefer
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I found a frag plug at the bottom of my sump and pulled it out . I noticed this on the bottom of the plug. Can anyone identify it? (not the worm)
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OceansX
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Could it be the original coral that was on the plug? I'd put the frag under low lighting and see if that patch colors up.
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Thanks for the response. The original coral would have been a zoanthid of some sort, so that can't be the case.
Still unsure of what it might be. Someone on R2R guessed it was a tunicate, but I've never seen any tunicates that look like this.
It looks a little like a Favia to me, but I can't tell for sure.
That worm is pretty interesting too, never seen that pattern before. It sort of looks like a mini marine diamondback rattlesnake, if there were such a thing.
That worm is pretty interesting too, never seen that pattern before. It sort of looks like a mini marine diamondback rattlesnake, if there were such a thing.
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lol i think it was just a baby bristle worm but could be wrong
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Yeah my first reaction was some type of critter eggs.
I've had them pop up in my tank a time or two, pretty confident they are eggs of some kind but I have yet to catch them hatch so I can't tell you what kind.
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