Critter ID Help?

[Hross]

These little things all over fuge and some in DT too. They are stationary, seem to have a suction foot or something. Hoping y'all are going to tell me it's some useful creature that is going to make my tank sparkle.

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Pineapple Sponges - harmless filter-feeders; they tend to boom then bust in population and eventually go away on their own.

 

[ScottJ]

Pineapple sponge maybe?

 

[Hross]

Thank you Speak and Scott, I will stop worrying

 

[DJC]

Yep def pineapple sponges I’m halfway through a bloom and their everywhere they love my water column as their home

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

These little things all over fuge and some in DT too. They are stationary, seem to have a suction foot or something. Hoping y'all are going to tell me it's some useful creature that is going to make my tank sparkle.

Guide to Common Hitchhikers in reef tanks.

The purpose of this thread is to hopefully assist hobbyists in obtaining the correct id and method of treatment to common hitchhikers. Both; the good ones and the bad ones. 1) Anemones: Some times called the flowers of the sea, many hobbyists keep them intentionally for their striking colors...

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[Hross]

Thanks for that link Eeyore, very good info there. My critters are not as fuzzy as the pic of the pineapple in the link, but close enough. I would like it if they would stop multiplying.