Anyone know what this is?

[Bryce E]

I'm trying to identify this. It's on a piece of rock that I've had for a few months. I just noticed it because I moved this to another tank. It's on the bottom side of the rock which was laying on top of sand in its previous tank and is now exposed as you can see. It a lost looks to have a slit for a mouth like some kind of clam that doesn't have a shell. Never seen anything like it though. It's like a spongeclamslugcoralhybrid and it has a small piece starting to grow just below it as well

 

[1guydude]

Lionfishlair.com was my hitchhiker guide. Hths hard to tell wat exactly ur talking about.
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[Bryce E]

Yeah there's a couple of things in the pic. I'm talking about the brownish tan meaty blob in the center. I'll check out the site

 

[bang guy]

I believe it's a Colonial Tunicate colony.

 

[pegasus]

It looks like someone dropped bubble gum in the tank...

 

[Bryce E]

I believe it's a Colonial Tunicate colony.

So far that's the closest thing I've found after all of my searching. Thanks.

 

[Kristin1234]

So far that's the closest thing I've found after all of my searching. Thanks.

What's it going to do?

I'm intrigued!

 

[bang guy]

Typically they grow to a certain size and then during the next full moon at midnight they will escape the tank and look for a host to lay their eggs in. I hear it's very unpleasant.

 

[Bryce E]

That's funny... I just watched Aliens vs predator too.

 

[silverado61]

That's funny... I just watched Aliens vs predator too.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

 

[Bryce E]

Haha.. yeah I had just watched the newer "predators" and noticed that same line was in both movies.