S Saltwaterhippy New member Sep 8, 2012 #1 View attachment ImageUploadedByTapatalk1347134303.894233.jpg I bought some mushrooms and didn't realize that they were attached to a live thing not just a rock. Please help identify!
View attachment ImageUploadedByTapatalk1347134303.894233.jpg I bought some mushrooms and didn't realize that they were attached to a live thing not just a rock. Please help identify!
S Saltwaterhippy New member Sep 8, 2012 #4 What are the mushrooms attached to? It has a mouth and when you look inside it has what looks like teeth. And is soft on the outside.
What are the mushrooms attached to? It has a mouth and when you look inside it has what looks like teeth. And is soft on the outside.
S Saltwaterhippy New member Sep 8, 2012 #8 It not the orange thing on the side. It's the thing with the two holes in the front. I'll try and get a good pic of the inside of the mouth.
It not the orange thing on the side. It's the thing with the two holes in the front. I'll try and get a good pic of the inside of the mouth.
SushiGirl Premium Member Sep 8, 2012 #9 I wasn't referring o the orange thing on the side. Single tunicates have an intake & an output hole for bringing in water to filter & expelling it.
I wasn't referring o the orange thing on the side. Single tunicates have an intake & an output hole for bringing in water to filter & expelling it.
mtcoins123 Far From Average Sep 8, 2012 #11 it's a tunicate but not a monkey squirt ... most tuinicates are pretty much the same
S Saltwaterhippy New member Sep 8, 2012 #13 O. I looked at tunicates and they all look colorful. So are they a good thing to have?
SushiGirl Premium Member Sep 8, 2012 #14 They're not harmful. Usually hard to keep alive if your tank is too "clean" in terms of nutrients & suspended particles.
They're not harmful. Usually hard to keep alive if your tank is too "clean" in terms of nutrients & suspended particles.