Is it possible..

[MickeyDime53]

For a Kenya Tree frag to actually attach ITSELF to an urchin? My tuxedo has been wearing a frag for a bit but I feel like the tree might have actually attached to the urchin after so long >.>

I never bothered removing it cause the frag looked happy and the urchin normally drops his hats after a week or so

 

[cloak]

Given enough time, this can happen.

 

[TealCobra]

For a Kenya Tree frag to actually attach ITSELF to an urchin? My tuxedo has been wearing a frag for a bit but I feel like the tree might have actually attached to the urchin after so long >.>

I never bothered removing it cause the frag looked happy and the urchin normally drops his hats after a week or so

Yes but it's even more likely the Urchin grabbed it. I've had many Tuxedo Urchins decorate themselves in coral varying from Zoanthids to pieces of broken SPS, small shells, etc.

 

[MickeyDime53]

Yes. I did explain that the urching had been wearing it. My question was if he had been wearing it for so ling.. is it possible for the coral to attach itself to the urchin.. like it eould to a plug or rock

 

[saf1]

I have had several grow now on astrea snails passing by.

 

[EmeraldReef86]

I would say yes that the frag would attach its self on the urchin if left there long enough, due to I have had a kenya tree attach to a turbo snail that I let him keep until the kenya tree on his back started leaving frags all over my tank.

 

[MickeyDime53]

Pahaha awesome. Well the urchin ended up dropping off his frag behind a rock and never looked back. Now its a hat of algae and larger bits of sand