What is growing on my rock?

[Fish Styx]

lol that really made me chuckle. I developed an intolerance to alcohol in my early 20s so luckily (also not so lucky at the same time lol) this should never happen to me

Yeah, I rarely drink these days myself. Maybe a few times a year, if that. Fortunately, I'm beyond the bar fly stage of my life and am quite content to relax at home with a joint.

 

[Tathamet]

Yeah, I rarely drink these days myself. Maybe a few times a year, if that. Fortunately, I'm beyond the bar fly stage of my life and am quite content to relax at home with a joint.

Yup, all I need! Now all i have to worry about is what the h I was just talking about with someone mid sentence lol. And that goes away after a couple minutes haha.

 

[907_Reefer]

Yall are preaching to the choir

 

[FlyinAg]

That rock is givin' you the hairy eyeball! Better get it in line!

But seriously, that is weird! We need a contest for weirdest *&#Q% on rocks...

 

[Fish Styx]

That rock is givin' you the hairy eyeball! Better get it in line!

But seriously, that is weird! We need a contest for weirdest *&#Q% on rocks...

I can't be sure, but I think it's trying to seduce him.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Haven't tried pulling it yet, but it didn't have any intention of popping off the rock when I ran large tongs through it.. seems pretty stuck/rooted to me..

Now that im home, it sorta looks like derbesia algae

 

[Critteraholic]

BUMP

 

[TurboTang]

Black beard algae perhaps?

 

[907_Reefer]

Now that im home, it sorta looks like derbesia algae

A Google does show some similarities! I was wondering about Cladophora also mayhaps.

Black beard algae perhaps?

I was heading that route also but images around the web seemed not quite the same, unless the early stage here is a little more firm..

Just not sure if I want to let it live on, for identification or if it's fine algae I should not be concerned with spreading etc.

I'll keep an eye on it!

I can't be sure, but I think it's trying to seduce him.

Wife at 10:30, "Why you looking at that rock funny?"

 

[Fish Styx]

A Google does show some similarities! I was wondering about Cladophora also mayhaps.



I was heading that route also but images around the web seemed not quite the same, unless the early stage here is a little more firm..

Just not sure if I want to let it live on, for identification or if it's fine algae I should not be concerned with spreading etc.

I'll keep an eye on it!



Wife at 10:30, "Why you looking at that rock funny?"

"...but, but, but, honey, she started it!"

 

[AydenLincoln]

I agree with algae!