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[U4BOYZ]

Does anyone have any idea what this white jelly looking thing might be? It was a hitchhiker on one of my live rocks....and I have no clue. It does appear to be getting larger. Thanks.

 

[yote]

That is a very healthy cup coral.:D
They are common hitch hikers.Their non-photosynthetic and will readily accept zooplankton and such.

 

[U4BOYZ]

Yea! I love free coral! :)

 

[Bifferwine]

Nice!!! Yours is FAT! Congrats.

 

[mng777777]

good find! I love hitch-hikers!

 

[dcantucson]

Congratulations on a freebie!

 

[U4BOYZ]

Now that I know it's a safe hitchhiker...I can't wait to see how it grows...

 

[mng777777]

It wont get much bigger, if any, but it may split.

 

[Bifferwine]

The are really cool, but they have a tendency to just disappear all of a sudden. Here one day, gone the next.

 

[mng777777]

The are really cool, but they have a tendency to just disappear all of a sudden. Here one day, gone the next.

well they are clear Biff :bounce::bounce::bounce:

 

[Navarchus]

Very nice coral. It looks like they are healthy and happy in your tank. Congrats!

 

[fastrd400]

Nice!!! Yours is FAT! Congrats.

LMAO, I can go in so many directions with this!:mrgreen:

 

[yote]

One thing you can do help keep those,is spot feed em a couple of times a week.

 

[mng777777]

One thing you can do help keep those,is spot feed em a couple of times a week.

Thanks Yote, I never thought to feed mine as I figured it made it that far on its own, it didn't need me...

 

[U4BOYZ]

One thing you can do help keep those,is spot feed em a couple of times a week.

Interesting Yote, thanks. What do I feed them...and how?

 

[mng777777]

You can use mysis, brine, cyclopeze, or Rods, to name a few. Melt a small portion of the frozen food into salt water. Turn off your pumps, then use a syringe to gently squirt the food into their mouth.

 

[U4BOYZ]

Very cool. Thanks. I'll do that....