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[Daniella19]

Not sure what that is, it’s there since this morning. Thanks

 

[Daniella19]

Here are pictures

 

[Scotty Buttons]

Looks like snail eggs, but kinda hard to tell. Try blowing them off.

 

[Daniella19]

Looks like snail eggs, but kinda hard to tell. Try blowing them off.

I tried taking them off but they wouldn’t come off

 

[Stuartmercer]

those are its organs to dissolve food. they expel them to try and kill or digest things around them

 

[Daniella19]

those are its organs to dissolve food. they expel them to try and kill or digest things around them

Hmm they where never there before. We have it for a month or so

 

[Stuartmercer]

Hmm they where never there before. We have it for a month or so

corals may do this to clean there surroundings aswell

 

[Daniella19]

corals may do this to clean there surroundings aswell

Ok thanks

 

[Stuartmercer]

Ok thanks

No problem

 

[rkpetersen]

those are its organs to dissolve food. they expel them to try and kill or digest things around them

Called mesenterial filaments.
They can appear very quickly and if they touch another coral, they will start to disintegrate its tissue immediately.

 

[rkpetersen]

Here's an echinata reaching out with filaments to attack a lord. I was surprised that it could reach that far.

 

[Daniella19]

Called mesenterial filaments.
They can appear very quickly and if they touch another coral, they will start to disintegrate its tissue immediately.

Wow.. never seen that before.. they are gone now. Thanks for the information