Coral Frag Maybe??
 

Pics on alt.binaries.aquaria under the same title.

I found this in some live sand rubble. Is it coral? If so, what kind and
how do I take care of it? It's not soft. It's hard like stone. I have
also noticed on some days the color fades and then gets darker. It was in a
10gal that I haven't had the time to break down. When I looked at it today,
it looked like it had gotten bigger than the last time I saw it. It has
very small tubes protruding from it deep down inside it. I hadn't noticed
them before. Any ideas??

TIA

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D.S.

Coral Frag Maybe??
 

A sponge. Invert food would be fine. Some can do fine without feeding.

"D.S." wrote in message
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Pics on alt.binaries.aquaria under the same title.

I found this in some live sand rubble. Is it coral? If so, what kind and
how do I take care of it? It's not soft. It's hard like stone. I have
also noticed on some days the color fades and then gets darker. It was in
a
10gal that I haven't had the time to break down. When I looked at it
today,
it looked like it had gotten bigger than the last time I saw it. It has
very small tubes protruding from it deep down inside it. I hadn't noticed
them before. Any ideas??

TIA

--
D.S.

Coral Frag Maybe??
 

What kind of lighting? It was in a tank with no lighting before.

D.S.

"PaulB" wrote in message
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A sponge. Invert food would be fine. Some can do fine without feeding.

"D.S." wrote in message
...
Pics on alt.binaries.aquaria under the same title.

I found this in some live sand rubble. Is it coral? If so, what kind
and
how do I take care of it? It's not soft. It's hard like stone. I have
also noticed on some days the color fades and then gets darker. It was
in
a
10gal that I haven't had the time to break down. When I looked at it
today,
it looked like it had gotten bigger than the last time I saw it. It has
very small tubes protruding from it deep down inside it. I hadn't
noticed
them before. Any ideas??

TIA

--
D.S.

Coral Frag Maybe??
 

Sponges are not photosynthetic, so it doesn't really matter,


"D.S." wrote in message
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What kind of lighting? It was in a tank with no lighting before.

D.S.

"PaulB" wrote in message
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A sponge. Invert food would be fine. Some can do fine without feeding.

"D.S." wrote in message
...
Pics on alt.binaries.aquaria under the same title.

I found this in some live sand rubble. Is it coral? If so, what kind
and
how do I take care of it? It's not soft. It's hard like stone. I
have
also noticed on some days the color fades and then gets darker. It
was
in
a
10gal that I haven't had the time to break down. When I looked at it
today,
it looked like it had gotten bigger than the last time I saw it. It
has
very small tubes protruding from it deep down inside it. I hadn't
noticed
them before. Any ideas??

TIA

--
D.S.

Coral Frag Maybe??
 

"PaulB" wrote in message
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| Sponges are not photosynthetic, so it doesn't really matter,
|

I found some of the same stuff in my tank. Do you have any links to
*good* sponge info resources? There's tons of trash and bad info out
there.


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Coral Frag Maybe??
 

Look under "Non-vertebrate life 1" and select Sponges. You can find out
about almost anything on this site.

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/marine/index.htm

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"PaulB" wrote in message
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| Sponges are not photosynthetic, so it doesn't really matter,
|

I found some of the same stuff in my tank. Do you have any links to
*good* sponge info resources? There's tons of trash and bad info out
there.


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