sen5241b
Reef enthusiast
I got a new coral last weekend and we noticed that there is a long whitish,
barely visible tentacle reaching up with tentacles extending off from
the side of the main tentacle, like the veins of a tree leaf.
If we shoot it water from a baster it retracts then slowly comes back out. Its base is
in or near the coral's mouth.
Sorry about the insanely high resolution but we were barely able to capture this thing in a photo.
Lower resolution and you would not have been able to see it.
WHAT IS THIS THING? Dangerous?
barely visible tentacle reaching up with tentacles extending off from
the side of the main tentacle, like the veins of a tree leaf.
If we shoot it water from a baster it retracts then slowly comes back out. Its base is
in or near the coral's mouth.
Sorry about the insanely high resolution but we were barely able to capture this thing in a photo.
Lower resolution and you would not have been able to see it.
WHAT IS THIS THING? Dangerous?