What Could This Be?

[Nonuser]

No idea what this it attached to the underside of this frag plug. It's green an there are tubes or eggs next to it?

Please identify.

 

[Pistol]

looks like a type of sponge

 

[averhoog]

Looks likesponge

 

[Nonuser]

So I need to get rid of the sob. I'll stab it good tomorrow.

Thanks

 

[Pistol]

So I need to get rid of the sob. I'll stab it good tomorrow.

Thanks

I don't think it is harmful, it's a filter feeder.

 

[SamB]

Not sure about the green thing but I agree with other members that the 2 little nodules are sponges
Very beneficial filter feeders

 

[Nonuser]

I was asking about the green thing and I guess it must be a sponge but it's not really in a location I want and must have moved there overnight. I have a conche and a hermit crab that could have dug up the frag but I usually put them back in a day, two tops

 

[scubasteve]

is a sponge id say remove it carefully and put in the sump they are amazing phosphate munchers just dont expose it to air or the bubbles get trapped inside the tubules and it will start to die. they will form anywhere dark that nutrients collect

 

[Nonuser]

is a sponge id say remove it carefully and put in the sump they are amazing phosphate munchers just dont expose it to air or the bubbles get trapped inside the tubules and it will start to die. they will form anywhere dark that nutrients collect

Ah, thanks for the tip.

 

[heath]

So I need to get rid of the sob. I'll stab it good tomorrow.

Thanks

NO NO, NO. they are good, just a little gross looking sometimes...

 

[Nonuser]

NO NO, NO. they are good, just a little gross looking sometimes...

Too late, I already stabbed it real good.

 

[heath]

that's too bad but, if you ever see them again you will know...

 

[JamesHurst]

green thing is a tunicate sponge, with 2 pineapple sponges beside it