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- Thu Mar 28, 2024 5:00 am
- Forum: Corals
- Topic: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
- Replies: 13
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Re: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
It's been stationary on the branch since I first got the octospawn, no movement at all.
- Wed Mar 27, 2024 6:50 pm
- Forum: Corals
- Topic: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
- Replies: 13
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Re: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
I've thought about the barnacle idea, but I'm not convinced - I just don't see the characteristic hole you'd typically find on a barnacle. And as for it being a broken-off head, I'm certain that's not the case. This thing is definitely alive, and it responds to current or stimulation by rising up ...
- Wed Mar 27, 2024 1:33 pm
- Forum: Corals
- Topic: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
- Replies: 13
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Re: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
It's actually a colloquialism for "octopus frogspawn" - essentially, a type of frogspawn coral with some distinct characteristics, like the smaller, more numerous colored bubbles that run down the length of its tentacles, setting it apart from the standard frogspawn.
- Wed Mar 27, 2024 11:16 am
- Forum: Corals
- Topic: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
- Replies: 13
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Re: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
Still nothing? I'm really starting to get concerned about this growth on my octospawn. It's been a few days now and I'm still stumped. If anyone has any ideas, please share - I'm worried it might be affecting my octospawn's health.
- Wed Mar 27, 2024 9:20 am
- Forum: Corals
- Topic: Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
- Replies: 13
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Identifying the growth on my octocoral spawn
I've been trying to identify this growth on my octospawn and I'm stumped. It's a semi-circular thing that's noticeably softer than the hard skeleton of the branching octospawn. I've observed it swelling and contracting over time - it gains height off the surface of the branch and then flattens out ...