fishy408 Supporting Member Joined Feb 5, 2018 Messages 1,317 Oct 17, 2025 Thread Author #1 what is the purple growth at the base of the coral?
fishy408 Supporting Member Joined Feb 5, 2018 Messages 1,317 Oct 17, 2025 Thread Author #3 should it be removed?
tribbitt Supporting Member Joined Mar 19, 2024 Messages 2,587 Oct 17, 2025 #4 Up to you. Some sponges grow extremely fast, if yours is absolutely taking off I'd probably get rid of it. Otherwise, I'd just let it be
Up to you. Some sponges grow extremely fast, if yours is absolutely taking off I'd probably get rid of it. Otherwise, I'd just let it be
SupraSaltyReefer Social media BOD Joined Sep 2, 2006 Messages 1,838 Oct 17, 2025 #5 Blue sponge. I would keep it. Or remove and put down in your sump.
fishy408 Supporting Member Joined Feb 5, 2018 Messages 1,317 Oct 17, 2025 Thread Author #6 I have very little of it, noticed it on a few frag plugs. If I find more I can collect then and add to the sump. ty!
I have very little of it, noticed it on a few frag plugs. If I find more I can collect then and add to the sump. ty!
Kensington Reefer Supporting Member Joined Feb 3, 2008 Messages 8,472 Oct 17, 2025 #7 I would save some of it for a different location But to kill it, you pull the plug and brush the sponge off and rinse with FW The combination of air and FW should kill the sponge, IF undesirable
I would save some of it for a different location But to kill it, you pull the plug and brush the sponge off and rinse with FW The combination of air and FW should kill the sponge, IF undesirable
psidriven Supporting Member Joined Nov 2, 2008 Messages 940 Oct 17, 2025 #8 I’ll take some if you have extra. I love interesting sponges.
tribbitt Supporting Member Joined Mar 19, 2024 Messages 2,587 Oct 17, 2025 #9 I'm still looking for blue plating sponge like Cal Academy has sponges are cool