Could you ID this sponge ?
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graveyardworm
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I see them at the LFS all the time, possibly Amphimedon spp., Aplysina spp., or Ptilocaulis spp. Names taken from Ron Shimeks Marine Invertebrates. You could also call it Orange Tree Sponge.
They do require alot of particulate matter, and should be fed something like Phytoplankton, or other simialr food. Kepp away from bright light, and provide good flow, but not direct flow.
They do require alot of particulate matter, and should be fed something like Phytoplankton, or other simialr food. Kepp away from bright light, and provide good flow, but not direct flow.
graveyardworm
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Is it in the big tank or the nano? You would be better to keep it in the big tank. They dont usually last very long due to insufficient food.
