From the description, I would guess it's some kind of macroalgae, I'm not sure. Maybe someone else will know for you. Do you have pics of it from any other angles?This white translucent mound popped up overnight. Tank is well established, without any major issues for the past 2 years. Any ideas? It seems rigid and sprouted from one tiny stem like branch. There has been no change in size over the past week.
Here is another picture. Thanks for the welcome. I was a long time lurker prior to this post.
Are there any nudibranchs in you tank? Because some species will lay egg cases like this.Also, it is the same from every angle, it is like a dome sitting on the rock. And…. Now I have one on a different rock. I’m confused
Interesting…when my wife came home with a false pyjama chromodoris annae nudibranch about 7-8 months ago I figured it would starve. I haven’t seen it in quite some time.
I honestly expect it would starve too. Do you happen to have any pics of your nudibranch? Most Chromodoris eggs I've seen are noticeably different than these.
Best I could do was a top down with pumps off. Is this any better?
Definitely seems like some sort of egg sac, I took the 1st one that appeared out. Here is the underside.
KEWL!!
Cool! You should put them back and keep them to see what hatches
I put them back, I’ve got two mounds so far
Looks like sponge or tunicates, but pic is too fuzzy to confirm which but i believe tunicatesThis white translucent mound popped up overnight. Tank is well established, without any major issues for the past 2 years. Any ideas? It seems rigid and sprouted from one tiny stem like branch. There has been no change in size over the past week.
No, the ends are more like petals or ribbons. No really cylindrical.Looks like it has oval mouths or some type of openings. Does it look similar like this?
That seems like it might be. I posted a picture of the actual eggs. Just trying to figure out if there is a nudibranch alive in my tank now.
No other oddballs. Just the normal fighting conch.
