What is this?

[White Hair]

That stuff that looks like goatee

 

[Auquanut]

Bump

 

[brandon429]

fascinating, its part of oceanic biota but not so much aquarium biota/life forms. its destined to cure out/go away/die 99% likely, so Id take out rock and remove it ahead of time. its not a huge mass, so if you want to leave it to see if it remains its ok to try. no telling what that could be, never seen it in aquarium pics.

 

[brandon429]

You sure did score some fine rock

 

[White Hair]

fascinating, its part of oceanic biota but not so much aquarium biota/life forms. its destined to cure out/go away/die 99% likely, so Id take out rock and remove it ahead of time. its not a huge mass, so if you want to leave it to see if it remains its ok to try. no telling what that could be, never seen it in aquarium pics.

fascinating, its part of oceanic biota but not so much aquarium biota/life forms. its destined to cure out/go away/die 99% likely, so Id take out rock and remove it ahead of time. its not a huge mass, so if you want to leave it to see if it remains its ok to try. no telling what that could be, never seen it in aquarium pics.ok, let’s define what we’re talking about, i’m referring to the hairy looking growth just to the right of the bulbous growth, you?

ok, let’s define which part we’re talking about, i am talking the hairy looking growth

 

[White Hair]

ok, let’s define which part we’re talking about, i am talking the hairy looking growth to the right of the bulbous growth

 

[brandon429]

Agreed It’s a good pic of it. Options are keep it or remove it, I doubt anyone here could ID it but then again someone IDd a very rare moon snail egg sac the other day on here and wowed everyone lol

since that is such rare animals attached and associated growths it might be fun to keep the white stuff and see if it starts to rot or change, then remove