What is this?

[Scottedontknow]

Just spotted this in my tank any ideas?

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[billdogg]

something way too blue. Take a better picture (closer, color corrected) and then maybe.....

 

[thegrun]

A Smurf corpse?

 

[SeaCucumberFan]

Blue!

 

[Scottedontknow]

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[billdogg]

Much better color rendition, but still impossible to tell. I assume you mean that tiny little nubbins on the rock? perhaps a tiny Kenya tree or other soft coral. Can you get a closer shot?

 

[Scottedontknow]

Every time I get my iPhone won't focus well at all. If it's a mine Kenya tree is be stoked! (I have a small one already that's been growing quite well) I kinda was wondering how they spread


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[johnike]

Every time I get my iPhone won't focus well at all. If it's a mine Kenya tree is be stoked! (I have a small one already that's been growing quite well) I kinda was wondering how they spread


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Like wildfire, that's how they spread!

 

[talamasca]

Is it soft, hard, does it sway with the current, does it retract if it's disturbed etc?

 

[Scottedontknow]

Ya it did, I t pulled curled up. Maybe I'll have a Kenya tree nano tank hahaha we shall see! Anyone know if they are easy/able to be pulled/cut off live rock to frag? (Obviously not until it's much bigger)


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[billdogg]

IME with Kenya tree, you don't really have to do anything at all. They seem to prefer much less than pristine water conditions, grow rapidly, and reproduce by dropping branches that will settle into whatever new place they land. When I tore down my old 150DT/120fuge/50sump system, what had been one kenya tree in the refugium had become, within just a couple years, at least 100 kenya trees in all three tanks, having been able to survive a trip through my DART return pump to end up everywhere.