Can you tell me what this is ???

[javatech]

there are two things here one is in the hole and the other is the pink thing

 

[javatech]

the thing in the hole has two tube's and it's brown they open and close it looked like two eyes at first but they are tube's

 

[javatech]

here is a better photo and i see some thing behind it now

 

[nm reef]

I also think you've got a type of tunicate and a sponge...I've had a tunicate much like yours for close to 18 months ....lost it last time I rearranged the rock work...but I'm sure its still there. There are several sponges like the pic you have in both my reef & my fish only. They never seem to grow a lot....but they don't pose a problem either.

 

[clownfish1452]

I have one of the same pink things and when I posted someone said it was a moon sponge. Not sure if that is what it really is but thought it might help a little.
Sarah

 

[clarkiiboi]

Geez, I gotta thank you javatech! I have the same sponge things and tubes in my tank, but no web cam so cant post pics. I searched everywhere and had gotten no answer for months!
In the last 24 hours my unsaid questions were answered! Thanks

 

[javatech]

thanks for the info. i have three of the pink thing's in the tank. will the tunicate get any bigger the part that i can see is only 1/4-3/8".as long as it's safe for the tank i guess my tank is doing good

 

[shadow678]

Is it just me, or are the sponges that appear from the rock just fantastic? I have recently had a few BRIGHT yellow sponges begin growing from some recently-acquired rock, and it just GLOWS, a definate splash of color to that area in the tank. Mine, however, seem to grow rather quickly, but that could be because I use the NutraSea additive system, which includes Live Rock and Sponge Food. Just thought I'd mention that I really like the sponges that hitchike, especially since large sponge frags often die during shipping when they are almost inevitably exposed to air. I'll stop my rambling now.